How To Protect Your Teeth

Bad habits that affect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 18:17

Bad habits that affect your teeth
Although you clean your teeth after every meal, using floss and mouthwash, exactly what has recommended your dentist, however, oral health problems can occur. Find out why.
Get used to bite nails in stressful situations or to make use of teeth for tearing of packaging? Did you know that such habits are harmful for your teeth? Here are some gestures that you must avoid them.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 18:31

Avoid fizzy drinks
You like to drink juice or tea with ice and, after to eat the ice debris from cup? Although it can be fun, is not really recommended for your teeth. Ice chewing can cause cracks in the teeth, and these cracks can turn into bigger problems in time. If you feel the need to chew something, opt for something healthier, both for your teeth and whole body, such as carrots. Also shredding grains of popcorn or candy can have the same effect on teeth. To sip the carbonated beverages for a long time is not recommended by experts also. Exposure to fizzy drinks and sweets, favors the appearance of cavities. To reduce harmful effects on teeth, use a straw.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 18:36

Do not use teeth as a bottle opener!
According to dentists, more people use their teeth in various actions that can harm: to open bottles, to break packs or to straighten the teeth of a fork. Using the teeth in such activities can have a traumatic effect on them, causing cracks and even hole. Think about the consequences before you use your teeth as tools!
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Re: How to protect your teeth

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Bruxism
This habit is bad for teeth and can be caused by stress and anxiety. May be, and a reaction of the body when teeth do not align and are not positioned correctly (problems of occlusion). Bruxism can be and one of the symptoms of certain rare neuromuscular disease that affects the face. Rubbing can lead to bluntness of the tooth enamel, dentine exposure, thereby forming sensitivity to their level. Bruxism is associated with severe jaw problems, facial pain and headaches in the morning.
If it is caused by stress, your dentist may recommend you go to a psychologist or try various methods of relaxation. He may prescribe a medicamet to relax muscles and reduce jaw spasms. If dental problems are the cause of this disease, your dentist will fix your teeth and may recommend to use Vacuum formed.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 18:59

Opt for a soft bristled toothbrush
Although many believe that brush must be as firm for a better cleaning, this is totally false, especially for adults with an advanced age. With the passing years, gums and teeth are withdraw, leaving the roots exposed, which can give sensitivity. Tooth root is covered with a layer of cement that can be removed more easily than enamel. A hard brush can easily remove the cement and can irritate the gums. Ask your doctor to recommend you a toothbrush depending on your oral health.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

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Conducting a proper brushing
Experts recommend that brushing teeth to be made at least twice a day and brush must be changed once every 3-4 months. Also be used floss daily. If you do not know if you use it in a right way, ask your doctor for some advices on its use. Dental practitioners argue that a large number of people do not use floss properly. Do not forget the mouthwash because its use can significantly reduce the number of bacteria that cause gum disease.
Aggressive teeth brushing and eating foods and fizzy drinks are among the main causes of tooth sensitivity.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 19:12

Do not forget!
Try to reduce consumption of fizzy drinks and opt for alkaline products that neutralizes acids (milk, cheese or other dairy products). Use straw to sip the juice, in this way you can keep remotely teeth from acids;
Chew sugarless gum after every meal. This stimulates production of saliva, which neutralizes the acid in the mouth. Water consumption may also help. Water rinse the teeth and reduces the amount of acid in the mouth;
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby M.Helen » 14 Jan 2010, 19:21

Brushing the teeth after every meal is a part of the care of teeth. But, to protect, you should not brush your teeth at least an hour after you've consumed food or drinks acidic. When the enamel is soft; Go regularly to a dental consultation. Here you get help and advice on how to protect your teeth. Take care of your health and those around you!!!!! :) :super
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The effects of green tea on tooth health and the periodontiu

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 14:23

Researchers at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, recently presented in the "Journal of Periodontology " the positive effects of the green tea for the mouth. Used in Asian culture for over 4000 years, green tea is becoming increasingly used in Western countries. Its popularity has grown largely because of its use in the composition of soft drinks and promotion in media of its antioxidant effects. While Japanese and Chinese traditional medicine recommends green tea consumption as universal panacea, current scientific studies highlight specific health benefits especially in the prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease and weight loss.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 14:35

A recent study published in the Journal of Periodontology " reveals another characteristic of green tea, its positive effect on periodontal level. Researchers have shown that daily intake of green tea has numerous benefits for the mouth. The study included a group of 90 male individuals, aged between 49 and 59 years and the results showed that those who consumed green tea daily had a higher periodontal health status than other subjects.
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Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 14:42

Were examined three indicators of periodontal disease (periodontal pockets depth, clinical attachment loss and bleeding on probing) suggesting an inflammatory response to bacteria in the oral cavity. Researchers have observed that for each cup of green tea per day was a decrease of the three indices, which translates as a lower frequency of periodontal disease to those subjects. This feature can be attributed to the presence of green tea antioxidant called catechins.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 14:49

The author of the study, Dr. Yoshihiro Shimazaki of Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, wanted to investigate the properties of the green tea, in particular through increased frequency of daily consumption of green tea in his country, but and for the fact that in medical world are more and more connections between periodontal health and that of the entire body.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 14:58

Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of the support device of tooth that causes unequal damage, fast, profound and irreversible loss of the anchor leading to tooth loss in the absence of an appropriate treatment and is associated with progression of diseases such as cardiovascular and diabetes.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 15:08

Green tea's beneficial effects occurs not only at periodontal level but also at halting dental cavity lesions, by release of fluoride.
Physicians recommends consumption of three cups of green tea per day and, similar effects have white tea, black, oolong and pu'erh, derived from the same plant Camellia sinensis. In contrast with these, in the case of green tea, the natural process of fermentation is off technology.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby Faw_Peter » 16 Jan 2010, 15:53

Green tea is shown in slimming treatments, anti-tumor therapy, physical or intellectual fatigue, stimulate the nervous system, improve memory, protect liver, in treatment of bacterial and viral diseases, allergies, urinary disorders. It is widely used in cosmetic dermatology industry, especially due to the impacts of anti-aging, antiseptic, anti-allergic, anti-fungal and its ability to promote skin regeneration and healing.
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby dentistry » 29 Jan 2010, 06:23

10 Tips to Protect Your Teeth
Dental hygiene has been of utmost importance in every day lives. Maintaining a good dental health can prolong the life of your teeth and also your life, as studies have pointed out to different problems that are arising due to poor dental health. Mentioned below are some tips though all of you are not first time users, it will guide you through the right procedure for maintaining dental health.

Brushing technique:
Learn to brush correctly, take your time to brush your teeth. It in no case is going to take up more than ten minutes of your time totally. Brush your teeth for a minimum duration of at least three minutes daily per session. During brushing, the position of the tooth brush head should be at an angle of forty five degrees towards your gum line. Gently move the brush in forward and backward strokes and let the strokes be short.

Consume foods that will damage your teeth sparingly:
Choose food that will not damage your teeth, if you cannot spare them then choose alternative methods for eating / consuming them. Do not eat pope corn kernels or ice cubes. These can cause severe damage to your teeth. Most carbonated drinks erode your teeth enamel. Other drinks like coffee and tea stain your teeth. When you are taking drinks that are likely to stain your teeth, then do not have them too hot or too cold. This will cause the drink to seep into the crevices of the teeth and you will find it hard to remove.

Flossing:
Flossing your teeth is quite necessary as this will increase the longevity of the teeth life and the health of the gums. Flossing removes food particles and bits that are trapped under the gums.

Use your teeth for what they are intended for:
It is found that most people use their teeth for a different kind of activities. This includes using the teeth as a tool and sometimes as a can opener. Using the teeth for activities like these can cause the enamel to erode / crack and loosen the teeth from its base.

Avoid smoking:
Smoking is likely to cause stains on your teeth that are un-removable. Gum diseases affect smokers more than non-smokers.Smokers beware.

Avoid clinching or grinding teeth:
The amount of pressure that can be exerted by one’s jaw is tremendous. If this is done against bone to bone or teeth to teeth it can cause sever permanent damage? Don’t express anger in ways like this. It will cause more harm than release of tension.

Medications:
There are a number of medications that are available over the counter that will cause serious gum problems or dental problems. Know what you are taking and update your knowledge about the side effects of the se medications.

Exercise:
There is no exercise for your teeth other than gum massage. The exercise that causes harm here is the ones that you do for your body. More often than not it has been found that more damage is caused to teeth by weights banging against the mouth than normal wear and tear.

Visit the dentist regularly:
Make it a habit to visit your dentist once every six months. He can guide you and tell you about the status of your teeth and can do some professional cleaning once in a while.

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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby sarah578 » 30 Mar 2010, 20:26

These tips are great for preventing further erosion, but if I already have transparent edges around my teeth? Is there any way to solve that?
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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby julia.sadie » 29 Apr 2010, 16:20

Keeping our teeth healthy requires a lot of things, including maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding sugary or acidic foods, avoiding smoking and tobacco chewing and going to the dentist regularly. Most of all, good dental health can be maintained through discipline and the proper knowledge of dental illnesses and how to prevent them.

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Re: How to protect your teeth

Postby nadlemgarcia » 05 Aug 2010, 05:59

This post would be a great help to me. But would you suggest some tips on how I could take care my teeth especially that I'm undergoing a dental braces treatment. Thanks.

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