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Dental Consultation Guide
Should you use Mouthwash before or after Brushing?
One topic that comes up frequently about dental hygiene is, “Should you use mouthwash before or after brushing?” It’s a legitimate worry, as the efficiency of various mouthwash preparations can be affected…
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Primary Causes of Tooth Decay: Risk Factors and Prevention
We’ve all heard the simple warning since childhood: ‘Don’t eat too much candy, or you’ll get a cavity!’ But while sugary treats certainly play a leading role, the real story of tooth…
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Does Flossing Cause Gaps? What Dentists Say
Flossing has been a part of our daily dental hygiene routine for so long that it’s almost second nature. But, have you ever stopped to question if it’s really necessary? There seems…
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Can Mouth Breathing cause more cavity?
We’re all familiar with the usual culprits behind cavities: sugary snacks, acidic drinks, and inconsistent brushing. But what if one of the biggest risks to your smile is something you do unconsciously,…
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How Mindful Are You About Oral Cavity?
Your oral cavity is an important part of your body and plays a role in eating, speaking, breathing, and maintaining overall oral health. Being mindful of your mouth means paying attention to…
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What is it like to have a dental cavity?
What is it like to have a dental cavity? In the early stages, a cavity may not cause any symptoms at all. As the decay progresses, you may notice sensitivity when eating…
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Functions of the Oral Cavity: Parts of the Mouth and Their Roles
The oral cavity, commonly known as the mouth, is the first part of the digestive system. It contains several structures that work together to help a person eat, taste, speak, swallow and…
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What are the two divisions of Oral Cavity?
The oral cavity is the part of the human anatomy which consists of several structures located in the mouth. It also includes parts of the nasal, jaw, and facial bones that are…
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Myths & Facts on Fluoride Toothpaste
Its well known that minerals help to strengthen our teeth and bones. Calcium is one of the prime essential mineral to make our bones and teeth stronger. However, one more mineral called…
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Gum Disease Cancer Risk: What Patients Should Know
Research shows that gum disease and poor oral hygiene are associated with a higher risk of some cancers, especially oral and head-and-neck cancers. However, this does not mean gum disease directly causes…
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