Tooth problems
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How Your Oral Health Affects Your Overall Wellness
Did you know that not only the beauty of a smile, but also your well-being depends on the health of your teeth and gums? Today, a beautiful smile and white teeth are associated with the image of a person who knows firsthand what success and high social status are. And dental health is directly related…
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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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What Is Plaque And Why Is It Harmful?
Not only does the raid on the teeth look unethical and is a threat to the appearance of a calculus, as well as a signal that this is something you do not like with food. If you do not understand the plaque on your teeth, sooner or later it turns into a calculus. Later, it…
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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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Dental Care for Baby Teeth & Gums
Practically all dentists are unanimous in terms of the beginning of tooth cleaning. Once the first cutter is cut from the gum, you need to start caring for the oral cavity. Some experts even advise starting it a little earlier, helping the gums cleanse of plaque, one of the causes of early caries (congestion of mucus,…
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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…
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Jaw Pain Disorder Tied to Anxiety, Depression
Joints are the movable joints of the bones of the skeleton, providing the possibility of movement. In the human body, there are more than 350 joints. But if we consider the skull, the only movable bone in it is the lower jaw, which connects to it through the most complex and “whimsical” joint – the…
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How Your Oral Health Impacts Longevity
Beauty and attraction begin with a smile. Hygiene of the oral cavity is the basis of the preservation of teeth. However, not all of them really take it seriously, without realizing what health problems can get later. What is fraught with negligent attitude to beauty and health of teeth? What threatens the beauty of teeth…
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Tooth and Gum Changes During Pregnancy
What happens to the teeth and gums during pregnancy? Most often in this period, women complain of worsening diseases such as caries, gingivitis, periodontitis. Each of them can lead to tooth loss in the absence of timely treatment. A catalyst for carious processes can be and toxidrome. Nausea and vomiting, as well as changes in…
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Debunking the Myths of Teeth Bleaching
White teeth are not only a sign of health, but also a standard of beauty. True, very few people manage to preserve their natural color. But there are several ways to solve this problem. One of them is bleaching enamel. But before you rush headlong to the dentist to whiten your teeth, you should prepare…
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Missing Teeth Lead to Memory Loss
Infectious diseases of the gums can cause inflammation, which affects the brain, scientists say. Older people who lose their teeth are at risk for developing dementia. The new study involved 4,000 participants from Japan, aged 65 and older, who underwent a dental and psychiatric examination. In comparison with participants who had a lot of natural…