Things To Know About Caring For Your Teeth
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11 May 2018
You might have a desire to keep your teeth in the best condition possible. Yet, you might not have all of the information that you need to protect your teeth from the types of common issues that can develop. Without a basic understanding of handling common issues, you might make mistakes that can damage your smile.
What Should You Do If Your Filling Comes Out?
It is common for individuals to have fillings for previous cavities.
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What To Do If A Glass Bottle Breaks While You'Re Drinking From It
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10 April 2018
Glass bottles are versatile, but they can also be dangerous under the right circumstances. Although rare, it's possible for a bottle to break while you're taking a sip from it. Maybe you fell or were in a car or at a gaming event while drinking from it, but in any case, if glass ever gets in your mouth, this is what you need to do.
Check for Debris
First and foremost, get some help from a second person or get to a mirror.
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3 Vitamins You Need For Ongoing Dental Health
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14 March 2018
Your teeth are a vital part of your body, and to keep them healthy, you need to take in certain nutrients. Calcium is probably the best-known of these nutrients, but there are also plenty of vitamins you need on a regular basis for strong, healthy teeth and gums. Here's a closer look at three of them.
Vitamin B3
Also known as niacin, this vitamin is known to help control the levels of bacteria in your mouth, which will prevent mouth odors and also help prevent tooth decay.
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The Hidden Benefits Of Braces
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12 February 2018
Most people think of braces a simple cosmetic procedure in order to get a better-looking smile. While having straighter teeth can have a major effect on your overall appearance (even helping with job and dating prospects), there are many other reasons why braces can be an excellent investment for your dental health. Here are some the hidden benefits you could enjoy by getting braces.
1. Less risk of decay.
Crowding in your mouth can make it easier for food particles and bacteria to be trapped between teeth.
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