When it comes to cavities, there are the usual suspects to blame: soda, sugar, shoddy brushing. But other chomper wreckers may fill your daily routine, too. Keep reading for 5 unexpected dental culprits—and the best ways to stop them. Continue reading “5 Surprising Ways You’re Destroying Your Teeth”
Dentist appointments can be scary. Sitting in that chair with a bright light shining above you while the dentist scrapes between your teeth is enough to keep anyone away. And as your gums begin to bleed, you silently plea that your next appointment will be better – and it will be, if you follow these tips that will help keep your entire mouth clean and impress your dentist. Continue reading “6 Brushing Tips to Impress Your Dentist”
I have recently found a great way of checking up on how healthy your mouth is and it does not cost you a penny. It’s a simple questionnaire about your dental habits and lifestyle. It’s not perfect but can give you a quick insight into how your mouth is doing. Any concerns and it’s time you went to see your dental health professional for more tailored health care advice.
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Nearly 9 in 10 diseases can cause symptoms in your mouth. That puts your dentist on the front line for spotting serious health conditions developing silently in your body. This is one reason it’s so important to see your dentist at least two times a year for dental cleanings and checkups. Continue reading “Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore”
If you didn’t know already cleaning your tongue should be a regular part of your daily oral hygiene routine. But what is the best way of doing so? According to WebMD, studies suggest that using a tongue scraper is slightly more effective than brushing your tongue when it comes to tackling problems with bad breath.
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Most people probably grind and clench their teeth from time to time. Occasional teeth grinding does not usually cause harm, but when teeth grinding occurs on a regular basis, called bruxism, the teeth can be damaged and other oral health complications can arise.
Why Do People Grind Their Teeth?
Although teeth grinding can be caused by stress and anxiety, it often occurs during sleep and is more likely caused by an abnormal bite or missing or crooked teeth.
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