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The Link Between Cavity and A Healthy Heart A study conducted by University of Florida researchers has found the same bacteria associated with gum problems and diseases such as dental caries or cavities are also linked to heart disease. This discovery could change the way heart conditions are diagnosed and treated. Oral bacteria can be… Read More
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White Teeth: A Must For a Perfect Smile A bright smile looks wonderful. It also works wonders. From dating to securing that dream job, white teeth make for an amazing look and equally amazing results. A bright smile with a flash of your pearly whites can make you stand out. The usual methods for whitening… Read More
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Save on Mouth Wash Wanting a mouth wash that is budget friendly and effective at the same time? Ways to save on mouth wash include recipes for natural, homemade ones which are just as efficient and less costly. Take care of your mouth, teeth, gums, and the buccal cavity through these recipes. Good oral health care… Read More
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Generally, jaw pain is the kind of pain or soreness one feels around their jaw, this includes areas like, the lower jaw (mandible or the jaw bone), Temporomandibular joint (TMJ or jaw joint), and also the soft tissues around the jaw. TMJ connects the lower jaw to the temporal bone of the skull and it… Read More
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Oral, Dental, and Physical Health: The Link While caring for your teeth and gums ensures good oral plus dental hygiene, it does a lot more than that. Good dental care and oral hygiene can prevent gum disease, the decay of your teeth, and bad breath. This not only helps your teeth, and oral health, but… Read More
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All of us aspire to have a beautiful white smile. Like a sparkling personality, your pearly whites are a symbol of ornamentation. Both men and women are attracted to a bright white smile. Furthermore, white teeth are valued as success, youth and health. Research has shown job applicants with whiter teeth are more likely to… Read More
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The temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which is responsible for the overall movement of the jaw, can all too often stir up a host of problems (interestingly, some of which are unrelated to the jaw). Problems that affect the TMJ stem from triggers that cause excruciating pain in the entire jaw, surrounding facial muscles and seemingly unrelated… Read More
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Why Looking After Your Smile May Prolong Your Life Can you guess what mouth disease this is? Most people experience it more than once, Is much less common in children, Affects 3 out of every 4 adults in the UK, More than half of teenagers have some form of the disease, Is the leading cause… Read More
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The issue of tooth decay is not new but the treatments that are now followed to address the dental complications are much updated. As time has passed, dental science has become so advanced that those who suffer from dental problems do not hesitate to visit the dental clinics at the very first stage of the… Read More
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Dental anxiety or dental phobia affects a surprisingly large amount of the population. Nearly 30% of all the population feel anxious about going to the dentist. 5-10% of us have a fear so strong that it prevents us going to the dentist at all. Of course this tends to exacerbate the problem and means that… Read More
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In ancient times, people believed that a mysterious creature known as the “tooth worm” caused tooth decay and toothache. The legend of the worm was so prevalent that cultures as varied as those in Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, and the Far East had their own versions of the myth. One can only imagine… Read More
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Bad breath, or halitosis, is a common but embarrassing problem. Left unchecked, it can ruin social relationships, make it tougher to get or keep a job, and eventually lead to increased isolation. Some cases of bad breath are normal and short-lived, such as “morning breath,” which typically goes away when you brush your teeth. Sometimes,… Read More
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Bad breath or halitosis can be a long-term nuisance, resulting in discomfort and embarrassment in social situations. Culprits of bad breath include poor oral hygiene, such as not brushing your teeth and infrequent brushing can contribute to dental plaques as well as periodontal diseases which in turn cause the formation of bacteria resulting in bad… Read More
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Let’s face it nobody likes going to the dentist. The anxiety the most people suffer with the thought of someone sticking drills in their mouth is completely natural and makes it very easy to put off those appointments. Months can turn in years as people conveniently forget to make that appointment. When was the last… Read More
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You hear so much about wisdom teeth removal that it is easy to assume you cannot dodge this procedure, especially if you experience severe problems with your wisdom teeth. In actual fact, you should think long and hard about wisdom teeth removal, because, to state the obvious, once the dentist has yanked them out, you can… Read More
