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Hailed as being a breakthrough in the early detection of oral inflammation, a new chewing gum has been developed in Germany. The gum releases enzymes which are normally tasteless but have a bitter taste when mixed with saliva that contains bacteria released due to inflammation. This new gum will alert a patient and his dentist […]
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Millions of people grind their teeth, and many of them are teenagers. The following are common causes and symptoms. Key takeaways: – Being bullied or any other event that causes stress and anxiety can trigger teeth grinding – Jaw pain and waking up with a headache are common symptoms – Frayed teeth edges are visible
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Although losing a filling can be an unfortunate surprise, there are a handful of temporary solutions which can be employed before seeing your dentist. How can you protect your teeth and remain comfortable until the appointment? – Gently rinse your mouth with salt water to remove any excess food particles and debris. – Sugar-free gum
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Breathing through the mouth, dehydration and some medications can lead to a dry mouth. That’s hardly a huge issue but dry mouth can lead to more serious conditions. This is because not enough saliva is being produced to coat the teeth and protect them from bacteria. If left untreated, this can eventually result in: –
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Although sometimes we may be tempted to take our teeth for granted, these suggestions can help you stay on track. Key takeaways: – Don’t use your teeth to cut or open things – Protect your teeth with a mouthguard when playing contact sports – Don’t ignore pain or discomfort. If you feel something isn’t right,
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While regular visits to the dentist are essential to maintain healthy teeth, there are some who seem to be constantly suffering from some form of dental problem. In fact, genetics can have an influence on the tendency to develop cavities as well as a host of dental-related problems. Some of these include: – A higher
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“Dry socket” is a condition that will sometimes present itself after a dentist removes one or more wisdom teeth. It can occur if the blood clot found within the empty space is prematurely disturbed before the proper amount of healing takes place. What are some habits to avoid immediately after a procedure? – Smoking should
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If you’re brushing teeth with an antibacterial toothpaste, you’re doing the right thing. The antibacterial compound called Triclosan can help guarantee fewer trips to the dentist and cavity-free teeth. However, some have raised concerns about antibacterial mouthwash in regards to long-term health issues. What do the majority of scientists believe? Antibacterial mouthwash may interfere with
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A balanced diet is the first step towards healthy teeth and gums. Key takeaways: – Choose foods that are high in antioxidants, vitamins, and calcium, all of which keep oral tissues strong and boost the immune system. – Apples, kiwis, pears, spinach, carrots, whole grains, leafy greens, almonds, cereals, and pulses (beans and lentils) provide
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It is thought that prescription of opioids by dentists and oral surgeons is potentially leading to future opioid misuse. Dentists are now replacing opioids with ibuprofen (NSAIDs) and acetaminophen, which are just as effective as painkillers. Key takeaways: – Opioids are commonly prescribed for pain control after wisdom teeth removal – A recent study has
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Castlemill Dental Clinic
Castlemill Shopping Center, Hamlet Lane,
Balbriggan, Dublin
Phone : 01 841 0306