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How Long After Surgery Until I Can Drink?
After the removal of your wisdom teeth, it’s very important to rest for a healthy and speedy recovery. To get the maximum out of your recovery time, you should prepare in advance so you can spend mo...
Cavities In Children Is Common And Here Is How You Can Protect Them
Brushing the teeth twice a day is not enough. Teach your child how to brush appropriately. Supervise the children while they brush to make sure that they brush for at least two minutes and spit the to...
How You Can Keep Your Child’s Oral Health Safe
Adult teeth are capable of enduring minor oral illnesses without taking severe damage to the teeth and gums. Children, however, can not endure oral diseases since their teeth are not strong enough and...
Here Is Why Should You Choose Porcelain Veneers?
If you are suffering from extreme yellowish teeth, broken teeth, spaced and misalignment in your teeth, then Veneers are the best solution that will help you achieve the best-looking smile. But if ...
What’s So Great About An Electric Toothbrush?
Electric toothbrushes do the cleaning for you so that you do not have to move your hands. There are various factors for good dental health. Among the most important is your brushing technique. When yo...
How is Oral Health Connected to Pancreatic Cancer
Pancreatic cancer begins in the pancreas tissues; it is formed with the cells and lethal. Usually, people, after getting diagnosed, have three years to 3.5 years to survive. Since it has no symptoms a...
If You Are Someone Who Wears Braces, You Should Remember These Things
Now that you have got your braces, you have started the journey to achieving a confident smile. During your treatment, you will have regular dental visits where your orthodontist will make adjustments...
How To Decide When To Change Your Toothbrush?
Have you ever thought if it's the right time to throw away that toothbrush of yours? It depends on how you use it, your health, and your preferences. It would be best if you ideally replace your tooth...
Some FAQ’s About Dentistry
If you are not sure about your oral health and have dentistry questions, you can ask them to your dentist when you visit them the next time. But to give you a head start, here are some questions which...
Do You Need To Replace That Missing Tooth Of Yours?
Imagine you just realized that you had lost a tooth. But it one which is not publicly visible to anyone when you speak. Does it get you thinking that you can skip having it replaced and no one would f...