Bad Habits Affecting Dental Health

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Posted by admin | Posted in Dental Care | Posted on 09-11-2011

dental health 300x228 Bad Habits Affecting Dental Health Without realizing it, sometimes we have some bad habits that can affect oral health in general, nor specific. Eliminating bad habits is not easy, but can be made when intended and had the will to a better direction. Here it is a bad habit:

Smoking
Smoking is one of the most bad habits and can cause long term damage, both to the health of teeth and oral cavity. Smoking can also cause stains on teeth and bad breath. Long-term effects, smoking can increase gum disease and slow the healing process.

‘Bruxism’
The habit of rubbing the teeth between the teeth of the maxilla and mandible, or bruxism, usually occurs unconsciously when stressed. Some people also experience it in his sleep. This habit can make tooth enamel surface becomes thinner, and even cause cracks in the tooth structure, and damage to fillings.

Chewing foods on one side
Some people have a habit of chewing food on one side only. This habit is usually caused by pain or pain on one side of the tooth in particular. This can result in serious problems or abnormalities in the jaw joints.

Biting hard objects
This habit is usually a distribution of stress or a lot on his mind. “Victims” bite usually pencils, pens, nails, TV remote, or other hard objects. This can make the surface of the tooth becomes eroded, even cracks in the tooth structure.

Making the teeth as scissors or a bottle opener
Have you seen a toothpaste ad on TV that show people using teeth to open the bottle cap, tore the packaging of food, cut the label of new clothes? Formidable task of this kind should not be borne by the teeth, because it will damage the structure.

Well, according to some bad habits that can affect our oral health if not addressed. Let’s begin to learn to eliminate these habits if you want your teeth healthy and strong for the elderly.

Dental Caries

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Posted by admin | Posted in Dental Care | Posted on 09-07-2011

Dental Caries plaque 300x214 Dental Caries Dental caries is an infectious microbiological disease that destroys calcified dental hard tissues (enamel, dentin, cementum).

Tooth decay caused by bacterial acid production manifested by the progressive darkening and softening of the tissue. The restoration of decayed teeth is very necessary, since the loss of a tooth can lead to deterioration not only aesthetic but to alterations in speech, mastication and the temporomandibular joint.

Dental plaque is a soft, translucent, white adhered to the surface of the teeth, consisting of bacteria and their products, macroscopic, is developed in small cracks and defects of the enamel surface, microorganisms are mainly coconuts initiators . Bacteria in the mouth interact with the particles retained between the teeth to produce substances capable of dissolving the enamel. Bacterial fermentation of carbohydrates (sugars, glucose, sucrose) of food, produce acids that work to destroy the tooth surface.

Carious lesions usually start in a pit, fissure or smooth surface of the enamel.

The initial lesion appears as a white, matte, which represents the beginning of enamel demineralization.

Decay progresses gradually and acquires a light brown color due to the presence of pigments that come with certain foods and the irreversible destruction of the enamel crystals. Read the rest of this entry »

Tips to teeth whitening

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Posted by admin | Posted in Dental Care | Posted on 26-12-2010

tips teeth whitening Tips to teeth whitening White teeth would be a lot of people desire. Unfortunately, the drinks and food that we eat can cause stains on teeth. Tooth brushing was often unable to remove stubborn stains on teeth. The most popular ways is to use teeth whitening products. Another way is to avoid foods that can leave stains. The following simple tips to keep your teeth stay white.

First, use a straw when drinking coffee, tea, coca-cola, and red wine. Thus, the drinks do not have to directly hit in the teeth.

Second, multiply the food that could act as a natural tooth whitener such as fruits and vegetables. Apples, carrots and celery proved effective enough to ‘clean’ teeth.

Third, several types of food creating a “film“ layer that will protect the teeth from the formation of stains. Broccoli, lettuce and spinach are foods that can prevent the formation of teeth stains. Read the rest of this entry »

Cures tooth color

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Posted by admin | Posted in Dental Care | Posted on 12-11-2010

Cures tooth color 300x272 Cures tooth color Changes in the smile to improve the aesthetics of it, there are several. Not only the anterior region, if not that improving the occlusal (chewing surface) of the molars, also achieves a better cosmetic effect.

Cures “black” (dental amalgam) was an excellent product for dental fillings, tough and durable, its major disadvantage is that they were the color of the tooth.

We currently have art resin with high adhesion, excellent polish and high fluorescence allow for replacing amalgam fillings very similar to the color of the tooth, making very good aesthetic results.

The resistance of these resins and durability is excellent, recent clinical studies show that the wear of these resins such as next-generation XT Filtek Z350 3M Espe us is significant compared to the wear of tooth enamel.

Ways of Dental Care

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Posted by admin | Posted in Dental Care | Posted on 06-10-2009

white smile de 59246118 Ways of Dental CareCaring for your teeth need to be done as early as possible. The steps undertaken in the care of teeth is as follows:

  • Rub your teeth at least 2 times a day.
  • Replace toothbrush 3-4 months. Choose a toothbrush with soft bristles brush head that can reach all parts of the teeth.
  • Do not forget to brush the tongue, which is a gathering place for the bacteria that can cause bad breath.
  • Use toothpaste that includes the ADA to ensure that sufficient fluoride content to prevent cavities and tooth decay.
  • Use a mouthwash.
  • Yarn teeth, use of dental floss once a day is recommended to remove plaque that cannot be touched toothbrush and mouthwash.
  • Sugarless gum, chewing sugarless gum can increase saliva flow that can clean particles and acidic foods cause tooth decay.
  • Avoid foods that contain lots of sugar and sweet, like syrup, candy, and chocolate.
  • Drink water after eating.
  • Get used to eating fresh fruits. In addition to good health, the fiber can help remove dirt in my teeth.
  • Eat a balanced diet rich in calcium, like milk, cheese, eggs, anchovies, spinach, katuk, mustard greens, and gelatin.

Consultations to Dentists

In fact, dental care is done in personal (brushing teeth, etc.) is not enough. Teeth also need professional care like westminster cosmetic dentist, especially in sensitive tooth or teeth that have already suffered damage, for example, cavities.

  • Check every 6 months
    Therefore, it is advisable to check the teeth to the dentist regularly every 6 months. Consultation to the dentist is required to obtain the stages of dental treatment, especially in the problematic tooth.
  • Adhere to the treatment schedule
    If dental problems, do not forget to ask the doctor because that may arise from the actions of the dentist. Adhere to the treatment schedule. Do not go to the dentist only when he felt ill because of delays in the handling of the teeth can cause more serious illness again.
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