Orange Juice weakens the Tooth Enamel

It is a known fact that acidic foods and drinks, such as some sorts of fruit and fruit juices, etc. are quite dangerous to our dental health. Such foods and drinks can be useful, healthy and nutritious, contain lots of vitamins and minerals, have positive effects on the functioning of our body systems and lower the risks of developing certain diseases, but still they are very harmful to our gums and teeth. In particular, according to the latest studies of the scientists at the Eastman Institute for Oral Health at the University of Rochester’s Institute for Oral Health, such popular drink as orange juice can cause weakening and erosion of our tooth enamel.

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Lipstick Can Be Harmful To Teeth

Most modern women wear lipstick very frequently, being unaware of the fact that some types of this cosmetics can actually be harmful to their dental health. According to Brazilian specialists at the University of Sao Paulo carried out a series of scientific researches and experiments. They tested 10 most famous and popular brands of lipstick and found out that using most of those can eventually lead to increased risks of dental plague and other dental problems.

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When should I start cleaning my baby's teeth?

You should start cleaning your baby's teeth as soon as that first pearly white sprouts (for most babies that's around 4 months). "At first, just use a piece of gauze moistened with water to wipe plaque from your baby's teeth and gums". You don't need to use toothpaste, but try to clean your baby's teeth twice a day.

Once your baby has several teeth, you might try using a small toothbrush with just two or three rows of very soft bristles. Ask your pediatrician whether to use toothpaste, and what type of toothpaste. If you live in an area where the water is fluoridated, he might advise against using toothpaste that contains fluoride. If your water isn't fluoridated, he might prescribe fluoride drops or tablets and recommend fluoridated toothpaste. Either way you should know that fluoride can be toxic to children if ingested in large quantities. (Poison control centers around the country get thousands of toothpaste-related calls each year.)

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Нome remedies to achieve the perfect smile

What does it take to achieve a smile that everyone envies? The most effective way is to have attractive and perfect teeth.

When asked of how they would want to achieve the perfect smile, most people would come up with the instant, quick fix remedies such as teeth whitening scrubs or gel or even cosmetic dental work.
These methods may be quick and even effective, but why pay for an expensive treatment or use products that may do more harm than good by stripping away the protective layer of teeth enamel.
There are plenty of ways at home that can be used to maintain a healthy smile. All that is needed is a little additional time spent on taking care of your teeth.

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Tongue Piercing and Oral Jewelry

Tongue piercing is all the rage with teens and young adults. Although some consider it hip and trendy, many are unaware that it can be harmful to their health -- especially their teeth. Dentists and hygienists are noticing an increase in trauma caused by metal-tongue jewelry.

The main risk is from the constant hitting of the metal stud against the teeth. This occurs whenever the tongue moves, as in talking, chewing or eating. Over time, this can result in a chipped or fractured tooth. Trauma to the tooth’s pulp can eventually lead to root canal treatment and dental restorations.

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