I had a silly slip getting out of my car and ended up with a chipped tooth a while ago. Unfortunately I ignored the problem because I was busy and I ended up with a much more problematic and big repair job. I want to make sure that no one else makes the silly mistake that I made so I have started this website. I get dentists to give me interviews and tips on the best way to react to accidental dental damage so that you don't do permanent damage to your mouth. I hope you enjoy the site and find it useful.
Posted on: 19 April 2017
More and more people are getting clued into the importance of cleaning their tongues. Everyone already knows how vital is it for their oral health to brush and floss their teeth, but the tongue can also play host to bacteria. As this builds up along the surface of the tongue, your breath can start to smell, and having more bacteria in your mouth is obviously bad news for your oral health.
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Posted on: 19 April 2017
Whitening your teeth is a fantastic way to give your smile a bit of a boost, and there are plenty of ways to have it done. Two of the most popular are whitening trays and whitening strips. With the former, trays are made by your dentist to fit around your teeth, and you put gel inside when you wear them; with the latter, you simply stick the strips across the teeth and then peel them away after a set time.
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Posted on: 18 April 2017
If you want to whiten your teeth, dentists will usually recommend that you have custom trays created to form around them. Whitening gel can then be applied to the trays, which you will then slip in to wear for a while, usually as you sleep. However, certain people may find that whitening strips are more beneficial.
Whitening strips are simply stuck against the teeth and then peeled away after the recommended time.
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Posted on: 18 April 2017
Your teeth will no doubt suffer some enamel erosion, cavities, and other such problems over the years, simply because of age and everyday wear and tear. However, there are many things that people do that hurt their teeth, increasing their risk of enamel loss and even tooth loss, including eating certain foods. Note a few of those everyday foods here so you can avoid them and protect your teeth as much as possible.
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