Category: Dental Care

Bad breath (halitosis) usually isn't serious. Anyone can experience it at any time of the day. It’s usually temporary and is resolved by cleaning your mouth. But if it’s chronic there may be an underlying cause that requires immediate attention. Preventing Bad Breath Brush and floss regularly. Keep your mouth clean to fight bacteria that causes…

We’re aware of the dangers of smoking, but its impact on oral health isn’t always discussed. Smoking exposes you to a higher risk of mouth infection. The best way to protect yourself is to quit the habit, but that’s easier said than done. But, that doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do. Smokers can still take preventive…

Nobody wants cavities. But they’re a common dental problem affecting people of all ages. Cavities are essentially holes that form due to decay on the tooth surface. They can be painful and sensitive. Dental cavities can lead to serious gum diseases if left unaddressed. These preventative measures can reduce your risk of developing tooth decay and…

Anyone can experience tooth sensitivity, and there are no telltale signs when it’s coming. However, it’s most prevalent among those aged 20 to 40.The condition occurs when the tooth’s protective layer, the enamel, wears away. This exposes the dentin beneath the enamel, leading to sensitivity when eating or drinking things that are hot, cold, sweet,…

Fruit juice is often described as a healthy drink, or at least a healthier option than fizzy drinks. After all, it’s made from natural fruits. It also contains the common vitamins and minerals we know of such as vitamin C. However, according to dental professionals, fruit juice can also pose danger to our teeth. Should…

What happens during a routine dental checkup? Routine visits to the dentist are important even if you strictly follow your dental home care routine. This helps ensure that your teeth stay strong and clean for the long term. This also prevents dental issues from developing. It’s also important that you find a dentist near you…

The dentin always gets mentioned when we talk about the tooth enamel. But what is dentin and why is it as important as the latter? What is Dentin? Dentin is one of the four tissues that make up a tooth. The other three are enamel, cementum, and pulp. Dentin is strong but not as solid…