Oral hygiene
Dental hygiene, also known as oral hygiene, is the process by which preventative dental care is provided to avoid dental emergencies. At the core of dental hygiene is the in-home…
Dry mouth syndrome
Do You have Dry Mouth? Dry mouth, also called xerostomia, results from an inadequate flow of saliva. Dry mouth is a symptom rather than a specific disorder. Adequate salivary flow…
Aphtous ulcers-oral herpes
Canker Sores(aphtous ulcers) What is a canker soreA canker sore is a shallow sore shaped like a crater (ulcer) on your tongue or on the inside of your lip or…
Dental phobia
Many people worry about going to the dentist. You may be very nervous and may actually feel sick to your stomach. Some people become so nervous that they just don't…
Sleep apnea and Snoring
What Causes Snoring? Snoring occurs when the soft tissue structures of the upper airway collapse onto themselves and vibrate against each other as we attempt to move air through them.…
Mouthguard = Sports Guard
Mouthguard = Sports GuardMouth guards are coverings worn over teeth, and often used to protect teeth from injury from teeth grinding and during sportsThere are three types of mouth guards:1.…
Halithosis
More than 70% of teens say bad breath is an instant turnoff. About 85% believe it's the most important thing to avoid when meeting someone for the first time. And…
Gum problems at pregnancy
In the early stages of the pregnancy the gingiva may become reddish and swollen.This type of gingiva is very sensitive and prone to bleeding These changes are due to higher progesteron and…
A healthy smile at pregnancy
Tips for keeping your smile healthy If you are pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant, now is the time to pay extra attention to your teeth and gums. You may…
Pregnancy tips
A child's dental care really starts with his or her mother's healthy pregnancy, because baby teeth begin to form before birth. If you are pregnant, make sure to eat a…