Are You A Binge Drinker? Know How Alcohol Can Cause Damage To Your Teeth

Posted on: 11 July 2016

When you consume too much of something, chances are that it will have a negative effect on your body in some way. While many people are aware of the dangers of alcohol, you may not know the effect it can have on your oral health. Be aware of these four potential problems. Dry Mouth Consuming alcohol is a cause of xerostomia, a condition associated with dry mouth. It reduces the amount of saliva you produce, which can make you feel dehydrated.
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Signs Of Infection Following Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Posted on: 22 June 2016

Most people have wisdom teeth that grow in when they are teenagers or in their early 20's. In many cases, these wisdom teeth are removed. Not only do they fail to serve any real purpose in the back of the mouth, but they also rarely have enough space to grow properly. As a result, they often cause overcrowding or grow in crooked. In most cases, recovery from wisdom tooth removal is simple.
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Does Exercising Have Any Kind Of Impact On Your Oral Health?

Posted on: 1 June 2016

Exercising is good for you, especially your heart and brain health. Many say that it improves your overall health, too, but does that include your oral health? Is it possible to run your way to healthier teeth? Could it have a negative effect? Here's a look at how your oral health is impacted by the amount of exercise you do. More Exercise, More Cavities Unfortunately, exercise can have a negative impact on your teeth.
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Orthodontic Pain ~ Super Easy Ways To Find Relief

Posted on: 16 May 2016

Are you experiencing oral discomfort due to new braces? Perhaps you need braces, but you are reluctant to get them due to stories of excruciating pain that you have heard from others. You can expect to experience some oral discomfort with braces when they are put into place or tightened; however, the sensation felt is more comparable to discomfort than pain. It is also something that should dissipate, so you should not expect every day in braces to be painful.
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