Accidental dental damage

Posted on: 4 May 2017

Some people may be overwhelmed by the numerous options that are available when they go shopping for mouth rinses to support their oral health habits. This article discusses the broad categories into which those different mouth rinses can be grouped. Use this information to select the most appropriate type of mouth rinse for your needs. Mouth Rinses Containing Fluoride Some mouth rinses contain fluoride. Most people may not need this type of mouth rinse.
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Posted on: 3 May 2017

A tiny, hairline crack in a tooth is rarely cause for alarm; in such cases, the damage is usually superficial and can be disguised with a veneer or dental crown. However, if the crack is quite large, and extends down to the root of a tooth, it can result in major structural damage and infection. Here are two treatment options which can be used in this type of situation. Root canal therapy
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Posted on: 2 May 2017

When you're struggling with toothache, it's important to schedule an appointment with a dentist so you can find out what is causing your pain. However, not all dentists can offer appointments right away. If you have to wait to see your dentist, use these five top tips for toothache relief. 1. Rinse With Salt Water Rinsing your mouth with salt water can help prevent infection from adding to the pain of a damaged tooth.
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Posted on: 2 May 2017

Australians purchase 3.3 million fast food meals every day. Given that the population of Australia is approximately 24 million, that might not seem like a lot. However, according to the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) Healthy Diet Score report, Australians only score 59 out of 100 for the quality of their diet. Not only is fast food bad for your waistline and overall health, it is also bad for your teeth.
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