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Dentists recommend this common oral surgery to prevent impacted teeth, ongoing pain and recurrent infection. To reduce initial swelling, your dentist or oral surgeon will probably suggest using an ice compress for the first few hours. Key takeaways: – Full recovery from wisdom teeth removal and the resulting bruising can take up to two weeks. […]
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Our teeth are strong but physical trauma and oral diseases can cause cracks and chips. Accessories like tongue rings and conditions like bruxism can crack our teeth. So, how do you manage cracked teeth? Main points: – Cracks might expose your nerve and trap food residue, thus exposing you to bacteria and infections. – Make
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You brush your teeth twice a day and you see your dentist twice a year. But are you flossing? Flossing is an integral part of a good oral hygiene regimen because it reaches those parts of your teeth your toothbrush cannot. These tips will help you floss for the best results: – It is actually
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Oral thrush is characterised as white spots (sometimes slightly painful) on the surface of your tongue. This condition is caused by the presence of bacteria and while it will not affect the teeth, it does affect your oral health. Key takeaways: – Certain medications can cause oral thrush. – This condition could signal a depressed
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A new study underscores the need to take care of teeth and gums throughout your life. The study found that there is a link between middle-age tooth loss and coronary heart disease. Three major findings from the study are: – Adults who had lost two or more teeth are 23% more likely to develop heart
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White spots on the gums could be caused by something as simple as failing to brush your teeth properly. In most cases these white spots or patches will quickly disappear or can be easily treated by a dentist. However, if the spots fail to clear up after a few days they could be indicative of
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It is not uncommon for a dentist to remove one or more wisdom teeth. This is often the result of a jaw that is unable to compensate for their presence. Why is this the case? – During prehistoric times, larger jaws were needed to chew harder substances such as roots and plant material. – A
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Bad taste in the mouth usually occurs when one is on medication or has the flu. However, it could also be a sign of more serious issues which need to be checked by your dentist or doctor. Main points: – Causes include poor oral health, tooth decay, dry mouth, bad diet, acid reflux, oral thrush,
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If gum disease isn’t treated at an early stage, gums recede and a gingival graft may be required to restore healthy gum tissue: – During a gingival graft, a periodontist grafts healthy gum tissue over to an area of receded gum. – This procedure will prevent gums from receding further and reduce the risk of
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A recent study of nine commonly-available toothpastes designed for sensitive teeth has found the claims to be untrue. Sensitivity is caused by erosion of the dental surface (enamel) and these toothpastes claim that they prevent and reverse erosion. The study found otherwise and also advised that the best way to deal with sensitivity is a
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Castlemill Dental Clinic
Castlemill Shopping Center, Hamlet Lane,
Balbriggan, Dublin
Phone : 01 841 0306