Dental Health
Healthy Teeth And Your Oral Hygiene
August 20, 2011
Oral hygiene involves teeth cleaning, mouth cleaning, tongue cleaning, gum care and healthy eating. Apart from brushing with toothpaste after every meal, teeth should be taken for professional cleaning (debridement, tooth polishing, tooth scaling and fluoride treatment) not less than two times per year. Healthy eating is important in oral hygiene. A balanced diet should be ...
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Oral Hygiene For Denture Wearers
July 8, 2011
You've finally taken the big step and said goodbye to your unhealthy teeth. After surviving the extractions and fittings for dentures, you are now sporting a pretty set of false teeth and all your visits to the dentist are over! Not quite so fast, cowboy! Just because you have false teeth doesn’t mean ...
Periodontal Disease: An Invisible Risk Factor
July 2, 2011
The connection between periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, and other health problems has been long established but little publicized. Perhaps the reason is that gum disease isn’t a popular topic of conversation. The term “periodontal disease” brings forth thoughts of a nagging dental hygienist urging the patient to floss regularly. It is actually ...
How Dental Hygiene Affects Our Health
June 1, 2011
By taking care of your oral hygiene you achieve beautiful teeth and, what is even more important, prevent any kind of disease caused by poor oral hygiene. Oral hygiene includes brushing and flossing teeth at least twice a day. Alongside with these methods, you should also make regular dental checkups even if you think you have ...
Go For A Self-Made Toothpaste
February 18, 2011
Healthy teeth secure your adequate oral hygiene. And I don't even want to ask you whether you brush your teeth every day or no, since I know the answer very well. But there is something else I want to ask you -- are you sure the toothpastes you use are as safe as you consider ...
Gum Disease: Reasons and Prevention
February 6, 2011
No matter you’re a teenager or an adult you are not guaranteed from contracting gum disease. Gum disease or periodontal disease occurs when plaque forms on the teeth and gum surface. Bacteria start to spread and multiply in plaque. This leads to the damage of the gums and results in bacterial infection. Once you come to ...
A Long Kiss For The Night
April 7, 2010
What is a kiss? It's a wonderful way to express your feelings and desires, of course, but from the point of view of physiology and health, a kiss has several other functions, which make kissing not only pleasant, but also healthy. In general, sensuous people live longer, so show your feelings every day before going to ...
Cosmetic Dentistry: Smile To The Full
March 25, 2010
Have you ever noticed how easy it is to start a new relationship or friendship with people just due to their big and pure smile? Do you know why? Because when you have a shiny smile on your face, you already win. However not every person has that opportunity. There are still a lot of people ...
