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Does poor oral health contribute to declines in brain health?
A tooth infection can result in memory loss when the infection spreads to the brain.
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Tips for a great trip to the dentist…Taking your child to the dentist.
Some children fear impending dental procedures or even dental well-child visits.
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Sensitive teeth: Causes, symptoms, treatments
Sensitive teeth areusually occurs when the underlying layer of the teeth, the dentin, becomes exposed.
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Bad habits that can damage your teeth
A few typical but harmful unconscious actions in your everyday life could be eroding your teeth, infecting your gums, and causing harm to your oral health.
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Does smoking have an impact on oral health?
Smoking impacts oral health; cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and other forms of tobacco can cause oral cancer, gum disease, and other oral health problems.
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How to know when you need a tooth filling
Familiarise yourself with the key signs that indicate you may need a tooth filling, learn about the procedure, and explore preventative measures for maintaining optimal oral health.
Health Conditions
Gingivitis
Gingivitis is a common and mild form of gum disease that causes irritation, redness, and swelling.
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The connection between oral health and a dental check-up
Regular dental visits are essential because they allow your dentist to detect cavities (tooth decay) early.
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What are clear orthodontic aligners?
Clear aligners are comfortable modern-day orthodontics and have been developed specifically for aligning your teeth predictably and smoothly.
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Understanding Hyperdontia – supernumerary teeth.
While we have all heard the expression of someone sitting with a “mouth full of teeth,” let’s discover the literal meaning of what hyperdontia is, its symptoms, and available treatments.
