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Should you rinse your mouth after brushing?
Discover why experts suggest not rinsing after brushing, and learn valuable tips for mouth hygiene, including the use of mouthwash and flossing. Keep your smile healthy and bright!
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Sugar free gum and your dental health
Exploring the benefits and myths about sugar-free chewing gum. Learn its benefits for oral health and whether it’s really good for you.
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Diabetes and its impact on oral and dental health
Diabetes is a major health issue in South Africa, with over 4.5 million adults affected, accounting for nearly 12% of the population. For those living with diabetes, oral care is essential to overall health.
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Healthy teeth, healthy kids – Answers to your frequently asked questions about oral health and dental care for children.
Navigating the world of children’s dental health can often feel like decoding a complex puzzle.
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Understanding Baby Teething: Onset and Duration Explained
Babies reaching their teething milestones is an exciting yet challenging phase for parents.
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Explore the Pivotal Role that Pulpotomy Plays in Maintaining Dental Health and Preserving Infected Teeth.
Dental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being.
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Say Ahh! The power of regular dental check-ups
Good oral health plays a crucial role in our overall health, and taking the time for these regular appointments is one of the best investments you can make for your well-being.
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Can my dentist diagnose diabetes?
Dentists are, therefore, often the first healthcare professionals to notice symptoms and signs associated with type 2 diabetes during routine dental examinations.
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Intercare provides oral health support for the frail elderly
Intercare Woodhill dentist, Dr Cornè van Geer, and oral hygienist Maggi Oosthuizen took hands to provide oral care to the frail elderly at Serene Park Retirement Centre.
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Tips to keep your teeth healthy/Healthy habits your dentist wishes you would follow
Maintaining good dental hygiene is essential for healthy teeth and a confident smile.
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