The most common oral disease in the world is tooth decay. So, here it is, an insight to what happens in your mouth when your teeth start to decay. This post will be helpful for you to know what’s in…
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Reducing The Risk of Tooth Loss
Tooth loss can be a common problem. When you lose one or more teeth, it may bring your confidence down and may make you feel insecure. Missing teeth also affect your oral health. There can be various reasons for the…
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Prevention of Cavities and Treating Tooth Decay
Cavity can be a very dreadful word. What do you think first when you hear cavities? A visit to a dentist? Pain? Drill? Dental treatment? A good oral care routine can help you keep cavity-free teeth and prevent tooth decay…
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Beyond Teeth: What’s Inside Your Mouth?
The mouth, or oral cavity, is made up of numerous components that work together so that you can breathe, speak, eat and digest food. Following are the parts of your mouth: Upper and lower lips and cheeks – Lips let…
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Relationship between Oral Health and General Health
Oral health is essential to general health and well-being at every stage of life. Oral conditions have an impact on overall health and disease. Bacteria from the mouth can cause infection in other parts of the body when the immune…
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Is Your Toothbrush Making You Sick?
It is possible to become sick by using a germy toothbrush. According to researchers at the University of Birmingham School of Dentistry, there can be as many as 1.2 million bacteria on a single toothbrush. They have found the flu virus, staph…
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Ways to Prevent Tooth Plaque
Plaque is one of the most common complaints that often makes people take a trip to the dentists. Plaque forms when decay-causing bacteria attach to the surface of tooth enamel, forming a sticky film. This can build up and harden…
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Which Toothbrush is Better, Electric or Manual?
With correct brushing technique optimal results can be achieved with both electric and manual toothbrushes. If someone is doing really well with a manual brush and not having any problems with plaque or brushing too hard, there is little to…
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Fluoride: Importance of Fluoride For Dental Health
Dental Hygienist Mel Nelson explains Fluoride and its importance in oral health through this video. Powered by: Expressions Dental Call: +1 (403) 252 7733
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Bad Habits That Destroy Smile
Maintenance of your teeth is a lifelong process. And if you add some bad habits into this equation, it can make the whole process even more difficult. You should eliminate the following habits from your life if you want to…
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Tips to Treat Mouth Sores (Canker or Aphthous Ulcer)
Mouth sores or mouth ulcers are small, painful lesions which usually appear on the inside of the cheeks, on the lips, on the tongue, and on gums. The first sign of the sore may be a tingling, burning sensation inside…
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What is a Dental Floss?
When it comes to your teeth nothing is more important than proper dental health and dental hygiene. Without proper oral hygiene your teeth can break down and decay causing many problems including tooth loss. Flossing is such an essential part…
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