Health check: what’s eating your teeth? Stuart Dashper, University of Melbourne and Eric Reynolds, University of Melbourne Most of us know sugar is bad for teeth because it feeds bacteria that cause tooth decay. But fewer are aware that equally as damaging for teeth is acid, and
Your smile is one of the first physical features that a person will notice; it is an important part in non-verbal communication. Smiles can show people that you are a welcoming and approachable person, creating a great first impression. However, damaged or stained teeth may discourage a
ACHIEVE A BRIGHTER SMILE WITH COSMETIC DENTISTRY Cosmetic dentistry is any dental work that improves the physical appearance of a person’s teeth and gums. Unlike restorative dentistry that focuses on managing diseases and restoring the functionality of the teeth, cosmetic dentistry primarily focuses on the physical appearance.
No one truly wants an unhealthy mouth. Bad breathe can be a nuisance, stained and damaged teeth are unappealing and dental diseases can be frightening. However, there are various techniques that a person can practice to keep their mouth healthy. Brushing is one of the most important
Will a coffee a day keep the dentist away? coffeeCupRecent studies from Boston University and Brazil’s Federal University suggest that drinking coffee daily may actually decrease bone loss around teeth and prevent them from developing decay. The Boston study showed that men who drank one or more
Several recent studies of athletes have found that intense athletic training may contribute to dental problems and tooth decay. A 2012 study by the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that of 278 athletes examined at the London Olympics, a majority had “poor oral health,” with high
