Many people including children may grind and clench their teeth from time to time. This is medically called bruxism.This clenching does not cause harm, but when this occurs on regular basis teeth can be damaged on top of other complications. Causes The main cause can be due to stress and anxiety, abnormal bite or
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Keeping healthy teeth in general and specially during fasting month of Ramadan must be done, not eating and not drinking is not an excuse not to keep good dental health. In order to maintain that some of the following tips I may give : a. Brush your teeth after eating “Sohoor” meal (meal before the
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In accordance to a research, carried out by the British Dental Health Foundation, coincides with National Smile Month, the nation’s annual reminder of good oral health. Oral health has been associated with how successful you could be with the opposite sex. The UK’s biggest turn-offs when looking for a new partner, bad breath came
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The holy month of Ramadan is ongoing and some Muslim patients may wrongly perceive that even the swallowing of their own saliva is not permitted !! And some actions that take place within the dental clinic may invalidate their fast including the local anesthetic (injections) administration , tooth extraction or swallowing of the water spray from
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