It is easier to say than done to quit smoking for the best healthy teeth and gums, However all meta-analysis shows smoking is harmful to oral health. Smoking effect on oral health smokers are more vulnerable to produce Biofilm which sticks around teeth and cause gums to inflame (Gingivitis) beside the lack of oxygen in
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Braces or orthodontic treatment is use to correct the following dental issues: Crooked teeth. Crowded teeth. Gapped teeth. Malocclusion (issues with the way your teeth fit together). In several cases, teeth may be straight, but the upper and lower jaws do not meet properly. These jaw or tooth alignment problems may be inherited or could be a
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Mouth sores are common and mostly harmless; it is a circular large white patch usually appearing on the cheeks, lips, inside of the bottom lip. It should heal on their own, however if it last for 3 weeks then see a doctor or dentist. Mouth Sores may come in numerous varieties and causes: Biting inside
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Keeping good oral hygiene is vital during the month of Ramadan. Throughout fasting period, we avoid eating food and drinking any liquids, by this it is typical to suffer from bad breath due to dehydration. To ensure you keep your oral health, here are some methods of good oral hygiene practices that you can apply
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