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Oral hygiene is more than just keeping your teeth clean; it’s about laying the groundwork for a lifetime of dental health. Starting excellent habits at a young age can make a huge difference in your child’s well-being. Here’s how to develop these habits:
As we age, our bodies go through various changes, and our oral health is no exception. Our mouths become more susceptible to a range of dental issues as we age and that includes tooth decay, gum disease, and tooth loss. Here are a few impacts on oral health that result due to aging.
Teeth Grinding, also called Bruxism, can happen when we are awake or when sleeping. There are many risk factors that can increase the teeth grinding in an individual. Here are a few factors that are considered possible risks for increasing the instance of teeth grinding.
Some of us would have sometimes experienced a kind of dizziness because we would have felt like spinning when we are actually not. This dizziness is termed Vertigo. This condition is pretty similar to what happens immediately after we get off the swing due to the imbalance caused by the fluid in the inner ear […]
Toothaches can be quite irritating and it usually ends up disrupting a person’s daily routine. The pain can be unbearable sometimes. Most often, toothaches are caused due to tooth decay. Sinus infection or sinus inflammation (sinusitis) is also one of the reasons for a toothache. The toothache occurring due to sinusitis is due to the […]
Sugar is a sweet tasting carbohydrate that is present in most of the food that we eat today. Sugar is present in food either naturally or as added sugars. Natural sugars are found in fruits, honey, vegetables, dairy products, etc. Shelf foods like chocolates, ice cream, cereals, soft drinks, etc contain added sugars. The per […]
An abscess happening in the gums and jawbones due to infection is referred to as a periodontal abscess. The abscess more precisely happens in the tissues of periodontium (surrounding the tooth) and it does not arise from the tooth pulp. Only when the gum disease has advanced and has affected the gum and the bone […]
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