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Posts about Dental Health and Wellness (4):

How Good Dental Care Leads to Better Overall Health

Did you know that good dental care is about having more than just an attractive smile? Your dental health impacts your physical and psychological health in different ways. Here are a few things you

5 Foods To Avoid For A Healthy Smile This Christmas

The holiday season means that you’ll be surrounded by plenty of tempting treats. While these goodies might be tasty, your mouth won’t appreciate the damage they can do to your teeth. Instead of

How To Brush And Floss Properly

We have all heard it before, but I cannot express the importance of proper brushing technique and regular dental checkups. Periodontal disease has now been connected to heart disease and other major

Dental Tattoos - Teeth Tattoos

Another teen trend looms on the horizon - dental tattoos. Tooth tattoos are growing in popularity in India and parts of Europe and may soon become the latest way to express individuality.

Dental Health: 7 Foods That Help Your Teeth and Gums Stay Healthy

Everyone knows all the basics of oral health maintenance: brush in the morning and at night, use dental floss, don’t eat too much sugar, and go to the dentist regularly. But there are specific types

When to Replace Your Toothbrush and How to Choose a New One

You probably already know that it is important for the health of your teeth to brush them at least once a day and much better if done twice a day – once in the morning and once before bed.

What Is Laser Teeth Whitening?

In today's society, whitening your teeth is a very popular cosmetic procedure that is non-invasive and creates a beautiful white smile that is very attractive.

Mouth Cancer / Oral Cancer Causes and Symptoms

Mouth cancer (sometimes known as oral cancer) mainly affects the tongue, cheeks, throat and lips. However, it can also develop in the tonsils and the salivary glands.

Preventive Care: Dental Sealants

Dental sealants offer a simple, but generally effective preventive solution to the problem of tooth decay occurring on the biting surfaces of back teeth. These sinuous biting surfaces represent the

Tooth Decay - How It All Happens

The mouth contains bacteria that require food in order to survive and multiply. Eating foods that contain sugar and carbohydrates can prompt the bacteria to produce acids that attack the tooth