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What Causes A Toothache?
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What Causes A Toothache?

A toothache, whether sharp or constant pain, can be hard to ignore. What is a toothache? A toothache or tooth pain is caused when the nerve at the root of...

Is Coffee Bad For Your Teeth?
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Is Coffee Bad For Your Teeth?

When it comes to kick-starting the day, many people love to enjoy a warm cup of coffee first thing. This popular beverage gives a much-needed boost of energy to help make it through the day, but have you ever wondered what it does to your teeth? In short, your morning routine could affect your dental health in more ways than one.

What Can Result From Poor Oral Hygiene?
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What Can Result From Poor Oral Hygiene?

Oral hygiene is essential to your health and wellbeing. By not looking after your teeth and gums you can increase the risk of oral diseases. These diseases can then be linked to diabetes, pregnancy complications, and heart attacks, for example. As a result, maintaining good oral hygiene is critical.

Populations With Poor Oral Hygiene
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Populations With Poor Oral Hygiene

Poor oral hygiene can result in a major health burden for many countries and affect people throughout their lifetime, causing pain, discomfort, disfigurement, and even death. Most low- and middle-income countries are unable to provide services to prevent and treat oral health conditions. There is an extraordinarily strong correlation between socioeconomic status (income, occupation, and educational level) and the prevalence and severity of oral diseases

How To Remove Tartar From Your Teeth Without A Dentist
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How To Remove Tartar From Your Teeth Without A Dentist

Tartar can lead to the discoloration of your teeth and the brown and yellow stains can be both unpleasant to look at and bad for your oral hygiene in general.  Without the help of a dentist, there are natural, effective and safe methods to remove tartar build-up from the comfort of your own home with materials you probably already have.

How To Stop Grinding Teeth
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How To Stop Grinding Teeth

Teeth grinding – also known as bruxism – is when you rub your teeth together or clench your jaw often without even realizing you are doing it.

Teeth grinding can cause pain in your face, headaches, earaches, and even over time, cause worn-down teeth which can lead to sensitivity and broken teeth, especially when it happens at night.

Deep Cleaning Teeth At Home
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Deep Cleaning Teeth At Home

If you have had to postpone your regular dental check ups or are in between appointments, you may be wondering if it is possible to get that squeaky-clean feeling at home. In addition to the tips and tricks below, we strongly advise minimising your daily intake of sugar, which attracts tooth-decaying bacteria.