Probiotics are live microorganisms that are intended to have benefits when consumed or applied to the body. In the Oral cavity they aim to reduce the incidence of dental decay, gum disease and various other problems.
Our daily dental habits are what will bring longevity to our teeth and gums.
After months of planning, we have finally moved into our brand new home at Mason Square Dental!
Maintaining proper nutrition is important for everyone, young or old but many older adults find it difficult to eat a balanced diet. They may avoid meats, raw vegetables and fresh fruits because they have trouble chewing or swallowing. These problems can be caused by painful teeth, ill-fitting dentures, dry mouth or changes in facial muscles. […]
Teeth grinding and clenching is a danger to your smile. It can result in a host of problems if left untreated, including: ● Jaw pain● Sensitive teeth● Cracked teeth● Gum recession● Worn enamel● Headaches The worst part is that teeth grinding is a habit you may not realise that you have until it’s already done […]
If you have removable plastic dentures, it’s important to look after them carefully. You should brush them each day to remove food deposits and plaque. This also helps prevent them from becoming permanently stained. It’s best to use a brush that is designed for cleaning dentures as it has bristles arranged to fit the shape […]
Many diseases of the teeth and surrounding tissues cannot be seen when your dentist examines your mouth so an X-ray examination can reveal important additional information: For example, X-rays can help show:– Small areas of decay between the teeth or below existing fillings– Infections in the bone– Gum disease– Abscesses or cysts– Developmental abnormalities– Some […]
Braces are the traditional solution for correcting the problem of crooked teeth. Are your crooked teeth really such an issue, though? If you don’t mind the way they look, then why bother fixing them? Having straight teeth is about far more than looks, alone. Your tooth alignment has a bigger impact on your oral health […]
Everyone likes to have the freedom to express themselves and live life as they please. But it’s still good to be aware of the consequences of your lifestyle choices so that you don’t suffer any unexpected hardships. Here are six lifestyle choices and everyday habits that can have surprisingly dangerous effects on your oral health. […]
Pregnancy is a time of unusual changes to mum’s body, and her teeth are no exception. If you’re currently pregnant (or trying to be!) then you have a host of hormones to thank for all these changes. Here are three ways you can expect your dental health to change during your pregnancy along with some […]
