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Great Dental Care Tips for Every Person

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Great Dental Care Tips for Every Person

I do my best to keep my body in good health. I exercise regularly and eat a balanced diet. But one of the things I didn't maintain properly is my oral care. I didn't understand the importance of flossing my teeth twice a day. Sometimes I skipped flossing altogether. But after I developed tooth decay between five of my teeth, I changed my attitude about flossing. I now floss regularly and monitor my dental health carefully. I started this helpful blog for anyone who needs guidance about their dental health. I offer tips on how to brush and floss the proper way. You also learn what to do when you face a dental problem. Thanks for visiting and good luck with your dental care.

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High Blood Pressure Medications And Pregnancy: Protect Your Gums From Infection

14 August 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

If your doctor diagnoses you with high blood pressure or hypertension during your pregnancy, take steps to protect your gums now. Although your doctor controls your high blood pressure throughout your pregnancy with medication, they can't protect your gums from infection and inflammation. With the right help and information, you can. Here are things to know about high blood pressure and your gums, as well as tips to keep your gums healthy during and after your pregnancy. Read More 

Do You Lie To Your Dentist? 3 Times You Should Fess Up So Your Dentist Can Help You More Effectively

4 August 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

If you find yourself telling little white lies to your healthcare providers, then you are not alone. You may stretch the truth slightly when you tell your doctor you take long walks every day that actually consist of walking to and from the mailbox or across the parking lot of your workplace. You may also lie to your dentist about your flossing habits, because a recent study revealed that an estimated 27-percent of Americans tell their dentists that they floss regularly when in reality they don't. Read More 

Get Rid Of Tooth Sensitivity With Dental Bonding

16 July 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Specialty toothpastes and homemade remedies are great tools to help alleviate sensitive teeth, but they don't address the actual problem. These options should be used while you wait to see your dentist and talk about a cure. One treatment option that many people don't consider is dental bonding. Dental bonding is not simply a cosmetic procedure – it addresses oral problems that cause tooth sensitivity. Tooth Sensitivity Caused by Exposed Roots Read More 

5 Things Menopausal Women Need to Know About Jawbone Atrophy

6 July 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Menopause is a natural change that happens to all women as they age and exit their childbearing years. Your body stops producing as much estrogen and progesterone as it used to, and when this happens, lots of changes happen throughout your body, including inside your mouth. Even your jawbone isn't safe from the effects of menopause. Here's what menopausal women need to know about jawbone atrophy. What is jawbone atrophy? Read More 

Tips To Prevent And Treat The Dreadful Dry Socket After An Extraction

18 June 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Proper brushing, flossing, and regular visits to your dentist are imperative tasks for a healthy, attractive smile. Unfortunately, even with proper care, you may require a tooth extraction due to a broken tooth, decay, or overcrowding in your mouth. While effective for removing one or more teeth, extractions can lead to a painful dry socket without proper recovery and care. Using this guide, you will understand how to prevent and treat a dry socket after your extraction. Read More