If you suffer from bad breath, there is every chance you may be unaware of it and it can be one of those embarrassing problems that no one wants to discuss. Let’s address some common causes and cures for this ‘elephant’ in the room, medically known as halitosis.
Causes
The food choices you make on a daily basis play an important role in not only your general health, but also the health of your teeth.
Are you one of those diligent people who brush their teeth twice daily, however only think to floss when you feel the discomfort of food caught between your teeth? Perhaps you have never considered the importance of flossing.
If dental treatment offered at a fraction of the price inclusive of a luxury resort style holiday in an exotic location sounds like an offer that is too good to be true - then it probably is! Dental Tourism may seem appealing, but what are the actual risks and costs associated to this type of vacation?
Humility and wisdom usually come with age and maturity and so too do wisdom teeth. You can expect your first molars to appear from age six, your second molars around age twelve and then your third molars, commonly called ‘wisdom teeth,’ emerge anytime between the age of seventeen to twenty-five.
The thought of losing a valuable tooth (or teeth) due to a health condition, accident or tooth decay can be quite stressful. It’s natural to be concerned about the impact it may have on your appearance and the impaired ability to chew and enjoy food.
Strong, healthy teeth cannot be taken for granted. A proactive approach to dental care is
vital throughout our lives and as the old saying goes, “an ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure.”
This is easily achieved by following a good dental routine, including a healthy diet and
regular visits to the dentist. Here are some simple tips to help you look after your teeth and
gums.
Tooth Brushing
A dental implant can be used to replace badly damaged or missing teeth completely, from root to crown. Sometimes, an existing tooth is so badly damaged and decayed that there is no usable parts of the tooth left. The process starts with a titanium implant that takes the place of the tooth root and is securely placed inside the jaw where it fuses with the bone. To the top of the implant, a tooth crown is attached which is the part of the tooth you will see. It is made to fit in perfectly with your existing teeth, both in shape and colour.
The Human tooth is incredibly strong, but every day it has to fend off a waves of attackers. See what it takes to keep your teeth as strong and beautiful as possible.
