Whether you’re new to wearing dentures or you’re a long-time user, you probably already understand the benefits of keeping them intact. Although most sets will last without any major problems, that does depend on you taking good care of them. To prevent the need for denture repairs, try the following tips:
Adopt excellent handling techniques from the start
Whether you’re clumsy or not, any implement that spends a reasonable amount of time in your mouth will exit it feeling slippery.…
In this day and age, physical appearances are held at quite a high premium. This is why it should come as no surprise to find that more and more people are looking to alter their appearances to make them more attractive whether it is for career or personal reasons. If you are looking to make minor alterations to your appearance, you may want to start with your teeth. Considering that your smile is one of the first things people will see when they meet you, a smile makeover can considerably enhance your overall appeal.…
Whatever sport you play it is vital that you are adequately protected. Whether you need proper boots, a helmet or shin pads it’s important that you invest in the right equipment to prevent injury while you are playing. One piece of protective equipment that is neglected by many athletes is the mouthguard. Some people make the mistake of associating mouthguards only with heavy contact sports such as boxing, but whether you are boxing or playing cricket, football, rugby or something that shouldn’t really involve any contact at all it is always wise to take precautions.…
An avulsed tooth is a knocked-out tooth, which is a serious dental emergency that should be handled carefully and quickly. Your tooth may get knocked out because of an accident, or even a physical game such as rugby. Whatever the cause is, knowing what to do next is imperative.
Unfortunately, many people whose teeth get knocked out believe that it’s the end of their teeth. However, you can actually save your avulsed tooth.…
Losing baby teeth and gaining adult ones is a normal part of childhood development and one that normally goes ahead without a hitch. Although it can be uncomfortable and a bit worrying for children, they’re generally fine with a bit of reassurance and a visit from the tooth fairy.
Occasionally, however, there can be a problem, and your child’s new teeth don’t grow through as they should. While this is usually nothing serious, it does need to be seen by a dentist, so they can ensure the child’s teeth remain healthy.…
Not everyone has white teeth. In fact, some people never have white teeth, even those with impeccable oral hygiene. Unfortunately, dental patients with permanently yellow teeth see little to no improvement when attempting to whiten their teeth.
If your teeth have always been yellow, then you must be wondering why that is so. There are several factors, both natural and unnatural, that cause permanently yellow teeth.
You Inherited Yellow Teeth …
Investing in professional teeth whitening is a great way to achieve a dazzling smile. But once you have the appearance of your teeth restored, it is vital to take measure to retain their newly found whiteness. While purchasing at-home whitening kits may seem convenient, you should note that since these kits are mass-produced, they might not provide you with even stain removal. A more efficient and natural option that you can consider is activated charcoal.…
Achieving the smile of your dreams can require a prolonged effort in some cases. This is certainly the case when your dentist suggests you see an orthodontist who suggests that you need braces. Braces require a commitment, but it’s a worthwhile effort. While your teeth are well on the way to being straight and aligned, what about their colour? In addition to the alignment that will be achieved by wearing the braces for the prescribed length of time, you might also want your teeth to be white and shining.…
It’s typically recommended that adults visit the dentist at least annually, if not twice per year, so that a person can get a thorough cleaning of their teeth. A dentist will also check for any signs of gum disease, receding gums, and the like.
While an annual or twice yearly dental visit is often sufficient for most dental patients, some people might have an increased risk of oral infections, tooth decay and other such serious concerns, and should see their dentist even more regularly.…
While your dentures are detachable, and indeed, might spend the evening soaking in a cleaning solution, they are still a part of you. This is why it can be a little disconcerting when it seems like they in fact no longer want to be a part of you. What can cause your dentures to no longer fit as well as they used to? And what can you do about it?…
