Normally our oral cavity PH is neutral .Every time we eat or drink anything sugary, our teeth are under acid attack for at least fifty five minutes. Acids are formed due to sugar reaction with the bacteria in plaque. So it is of great importance to cut down on sugary foods frequencies intake, to
Read more →Sensitive teeth can be anything from getting a mild twinge to severe discomfort which can last for several hours. Having sensitive teeth can be a sign of more serious dental problems. What we can see out of our teeth is 1/3 of the actual teeth which is above the gum line and this part
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What is tartar? No matter how much you take care of your mouth and teeth you will still have bacteria in your mouth. They mix with proteins and food byproducts to form a whitish sticky film called dental plaque, this layer accumulates on and in between teeth and if this plaque is not removed
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The outer most layer of the tooth is called Enamel, its made up of closely packed mineral crystals. Due to the process of tear and wear of teeth every day, minerals are lost. Losing minerals is called demineralization. Gaining them back is called remineralization. Due to bacteria in the plaque present in mouth demineralization
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