With the exception of the odd drool when you smell a tasty meal, your saliva does an excellent job of keeping your mouth healthy in silence. According to Dr. Youstina, a dentist at Mount Druitt Dental, the flow of saliva maintains the mouth clean, clear of food particles, and conceals foul smell. Here, she discusses …
Men and women have observable differences, but did you realise your dental requirements might also be impacted by your sex? There are a number of difficulties that both men and women should be aware of, and your dentist can assist you with this during your checkups. Hormonal influences on women Women undergo hormonal swings …
Bleeding Gums Dental health isn’t just about teeth but also your gums as well. Strong healthy gums provide teeth with great protection from harmful bacteria. Therefore, it’s also just as important that you look after your gums too! One of the most common problems with gums is bleeding gums. When this happens, you should not …
Most people know that they need to brush their teeth twice a day to maintain healthy teeth and gums. However, this might not be enough, depending on what they eat and drink, whether they have habits that are damaging their teeth, or even if they’re using an inappropriate brushing technique. These issues can all cause …
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Energy Drinks Energy drinks are refreshing and tasty. They’re easy to find and pretty cheap. They help us get through a long day or a long workout. They’re everywhere. We know it’s hard to say no to an energy or sports drink, But sodas can have ill effects on your smile, leading to cavities and …
Soda Drinking and Its Damage on Teeth Soda drinking and its damage on teeth has become a big concern for dentists (especially children’s dentists) nationwide as the consumption of soft drinks by children, and therefore the possibility for dental health issues has risen dramatically in the last 20 years. Research shows that young teenagers consume …
