Tooth sensitivity is a wretched thing to live with. That sudden, sharp jolt of pain into the nerve endings of your teeth which accompanies you when you have something sweet or cold; hot or sour can dampen any occasion.
Tooth sensitivity doesn’t let you enjoy simple pleasures like having your favorite flavor of ice cream or relishing that scalding hot cup of tea to stimulate you. Its shooting pain goes everywhere with you. Some people are even sensitive to breathing in cold air!
Sensitive teeth...
18
Jun
Posted by Trinity Dental
Pregnancy is a time of incomparable joy for an expectant mother. It is a time of unbridled anticipation and unknown expectation. It is also a time of tremendous physical and hormonal change in a mother-to-be’s body.
Just as an expectant mother pays special attention to her diet and health during her 9 months, similarly exceptional care should be given to oral care.
Trinity Dental Centers recommend that singular care should be taken of your teeth and gums while you are pregnant....
12
Jun
Posted by Trinity Dental
Each puff of cigarette makes a smoker inhale 4,700 different chemicals.
One can tell a smoker from afar. Yellow teeth, plaque, tartar and bad breath are just the tip of the iceberg of oral health problems. Smokers can suffer from an increased loss of bone within the jaw and are at a high risk of developing white patches inside the mouth--leukoplakia.
Smokers will also experience a slower healing rate subsequent to a dental procedure like a tooth extraction, periodontal treatment, or oral surgery...
04
Jun
Posted by Trinity Dental
Oral dental care is one of the top priority issues globally especially among the youth. With the rising consumption of high fat food, topped with caffeinated drinks and a chocolate driven generation, the oral hygiene has long been negatively questioned.
With the rise of such detrimental to oral health consumption the emergence of dental problems are inevitable. The most common amongst is the origination of cavities in the tooth which is just the beginning of the tooth impairment. Although oral...
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