“Say no to Sugar” is the punch line of many doctors and specifically dentists globally. Sugar and the remains of it in the mouth are plague for oral hygiene. Hence the dentists at Trinity Dental time and again stress of using alternative food or alternatives to sugar.
Research and development indicates that since breakfast incorporates the most important meal of the day, taking precise care of the sugar content can kick start a healthy start to the day considering oral hygiene and health.
Statistics...
06
Aug
Posted by Trinity Dental
How bad are the candies for the teeth? How much of the sugary caffeinated drinks safe to
consume without causing serious damage to the tooth enamel? What are some of the hard
limits for maintaining good oral hygiene? Some of these queries and a world of others are
frequently asked from our team of experts at Trinity Dental.
We would today like to outline specifically some of the disadvantages and threats some
of the candies and soft (sugary) drinks pose to your oral health.
First and...
04
Aug
Posted by Trinity Dental
A healthy natural smile is an aspiration of all. Oral hygiene and health speaks volumes of one’s personality. A perfect set of teeth boost’s one confidence manifolds. However like everything, teeth require proper management and care. The health of tooth is not only reserved to proper brushing and flossing. It requires bi-annual must check ups, cleaning and proper intake of nutrition.The youth of today depend themselves on many shortcuts and look for comfortable solutions which can tend to their...
23
Jul
Posted by Trinity Dental
“The chief pleasure in eating does not consist in costly seasoning, or exquisite flavor, but in yourself.” Horace
But how can one continue to relish food and the pleasure and satisfaction it brings when painful or burning sores inside your mouth impede your eating habits. Revealing themselves as round, white or gray coloured sores with a red rim and appearing on the tongue, the roof or inside your cheeks, canker sores are believed to be caused by certain types of bacteria and/or viruses.
Women...
15
Jul
Posted by Trinity Dental
Research has shown that there are five million teeth knocked-out each year in the United States which commonly include school-aged children, military trainees, fighters and accidents. Especially in school children, teeth are knocked-out during school activities or sporting events such as contact sports, football, basketball, and hockey.
Losing a tooth can cause the victim to be physically and emotionally sensitive, as the resulting empty site is not aesthetically pleasing and requires prompt attention....
08
Jul
Posted by Trinity Dental
Yellow teeth can be a major turn-off. It leaves one looking dowdy and ill-kept. One major cause of tooth discolouration is smoking or chewing tobacco. The components that make up smoking products include ammonia, hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide as well as nicotine and tar. When a cigarette is lit, these substances burn, causing a change in their chemical properties. The smoker inhales and smoke passes through his/her mouth, leaving sticky residue on the teeth.
Not following a routine of oral...
02
Jul
Posted by Trinity Dental
A child’s oral care begins when he/she is in the mother’s womb as a baby’s teeth development begins before birth. Thus, an expecting mother must eat a balanced diet and get an adequate amount of vitamins and minerals.
The dental experts at Trinity Dental Centers recommend that a child’s pediatrician should monitor his/her oral health from 6 months of age to foresee any imminent dental problems. In case of injury, disease or a development problem, an immediate dental checkup is advised. A visit...
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