Should You Use Mouthwash?

Posted on: 13 April 2021

If you brush and floss your teeth twice a day, do you need to also use mouthwash to keep your mouth fresh and healthy? Dentists recommend using mouthwash to reduce dental plaque, freshen breath and in some cases, lower the risk of gum disease. Before you add mouthwash to your dental routine, here are a few things you should know about how to use it. Do You Need Mouthwash? Some people manage to keep their teeth clean and healthy through a combination of brushing, flossing and regular professional cleanings carried out by their dentist.
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A Potentially Painful Problem: When a Lost Dental Crown Is an Emergency

Posted on: 9 March 2021

A swallowed dental crown might not seem like an emergency. The crown has entered your digestive system, and while it will reappear, you won't want it anywhere near your mouth once this has happened. Still, what's the big deal? The crown won't harm your body as it passes through, and you can get a new one fitted at your earliest convenience. Hardly an emergency, is it? In many cases, a lost dental crown can be dealt with when you're able to (although sooner is obviously better).
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Everything You Need to Know About Dental Care and Hygiene

Posted on: 26 January 2021

The secret to healthy teeth and gums is consistent dental care and hygiene. This comprises activities like regular brushing and flossing, visiting a dentist regularly and visiting a dentist when you suspect there is something wrong with your teeth or gums. When Should Dental Care Begin? Parents have a responsibility to do two things:  Take children to the dentist between the ages of six and 12 months; this is when the first teeth start to erupt.
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How Do You Know When You Need Dental Help Fast?

Posted on: 10 December 2020

Like any other unexpected event, a dental emergency can occur at any time of the day or night. You could be playing around the house with your loved ones and fall forcefully, hurting your teeth. You could also be feasting on your favourite meal before biting on a tough bone and start feeling uncomfortable in an instant. In short, you need to know when you need a dental emergency service. The service could be a treatment, therapy, or thorough examination to reassure you that everything is well.
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