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What are Dental Implants?
Modern methods of dental implantation provide 99% guarantee of successful engraftment. In fact, gum excision, stitching, and a long healing process are a thing of the past. Thanks to the new implantation technologies, the procedure is fast, the invasiveness is minimal, and the postoperative recovery process is quick and without discomfort. Today’s dental implants are…
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Honey: A Natural Remedy in Dental and Oral Diseases
A huge percentage of adults worldwide suffer from various gum diseases. Inflammation of the gums is primarily caused by the multiplication of bacteria in the mouth. If the mouth is not cleaned in time – problems arise, including gums. Therefore, oral hygiene is especially important. In this article we will talk about how natural honey…
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Root Canal Treatment: Everything You Need To Know
Dental canal treatment, professionally called endodontic treatment by dentists, causes many negative emotions. This is usually associated with pain and long and unpleasant visits to the dental office. Lack of understanding of the need and course of root canal treatment often leads to the patient refusing it, which in the future leads to tooth loss.…
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What You Should Know About Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom Teeth or “eights” – is the colloquial name of our last molars. The last ones not only because they occupy the jaws and jaws of the most distant places, at the corners of the cheeks, but also because they erupt at the very end, when we already have almost a full set of teeth.…
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Principles for Good Oral Hygiene
Proper oral hygiene, and therefore the cleaning of teeth and gums, is essential to avoid periodontal disease and tooth decay. How to brush your teeth to be healthy? How to prevent the formation of caries? How to care for children’s teeth? 1. How should you brush your teeth? To brush your teeth, we should use…
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The Toxic Truth About Fluoride and Its Health Dangers
Fluoride is an element that stimulates the formation of bone tissue in the body. Prevents caries and affects the proper metabolism of plaque bacteria. But is too much fluoride in the body harmless to health. What are the symptoms of his overdose and what do scientists think about it? Fluorine is a perfect humic…
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Home Remedies for Toothache
Homeless ways to toothache – in adults Tooth decay is the biggest enemies of enamel – it can be associated with the inflammation of the tooth (or rather the pulp inside), and is most often the result of inadequate oral hygiene. It should be remembered that caries is an infectious disease – this means that…
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How Do Dentists Seal Teeth
Sealing teeth is a prophylactic treatment aimed at protecting teeth against caries. Sealing consists in protecting the tooth furrows with a special material called sealant. How does teeth sealing work and what are the indications for its implementation? Is it worth to undergo such an operation? Is sealing teeth harmful? Sealing teeth is a procedure…
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When Should I Start Taking My Child To The Dentist?
Does a visit to a dentist with an infant make sense? When is the first time to go to the dentist with your child? A visit to the dentist should not be postponed, especially when it comes to a small child. Neglected deciduous teeth may affect the condition of permanent teeth in the future. It is…
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Top 5 Dental Myths and Misconceptions
The need to treat or remove a sick tooth is capable of plunging into the genuine horror of even the strongest and most confident potential client of the dental clinic. Consider and debunk the most popular myths about dental diseases and their prevention. 5 myths about teeth and dentistry 1. If the teeth do not…
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How To Keep Your Teeth Alive Until Old Age
Healthy teeth to old age is not utopia at all. For this, you do not need to take expensive procedures in the dentist’s office. Proper care, useful food and simple nursing recipes are the guarantee of the durability of a beautiful smooth smile. Groom properly So, in order to prevent caries and periodontal disease, we need…
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Dental Caries in Asthmatic Children
In the body, everything is interconnected. And any disease of internal organs is reflected in the oral cavity and teeth. Children are a special group of patients in whom these manifestations are more pronounced and the consequences provoked by the underlying disease have an aggressive course. One of the most striking examples of the negative…