Fissured tongue

A fissured tongue is benign but may need extra oral care to remove debris. If cracks hurt or develop sores, it may be due to another health condition that needs medical attention.

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Why ice cream hurts your teeth and how to stop it

When gums recede from aging, teeth can become hypersensitive because the odontoblasts are sensing cold in a newly exposed region of the tooth. “Most cells and tissues slow their metabolism in the presence of cold, which is why donor organs are put on ice,” how to fix it apply high fluoridated tooth paste before to go to sleep. Do not rinse your mouth leave it until next day. Follow this treatment for 2 weeks. Use a tooth paste indicated for sensitive teeth.

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Sunshine

How Sunshine Helps Our TeethIt Helps Our Bodies Absorb And Utilize CalciumOne of vitamin D’s major functions is moderating other vitamins and minerals—including calcium. Calcium fortifies our teeth and supports jaw and bone strength. This is referenced in numerous studies that have shown greater cavity risk for people living in regions with little sunlight… Sometimes as much as double the risk.

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Strengthening Teeth with Berries

Strengthening Teeth with Berries

a. Strawberries: Bursting with vitamin C, strawberries help in collagen production, which aids in strengthening your teeth and gums. Additionally, their malic acid content acts as a natural teeth whitener, reducing surface stains and enhancing your smile.

b. Blueberries: These small but mighty berries are rich in antioxidants called anthocyanins, which combat bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease. Including blueberries in your diet can help maintain a healthier oral environment.

c. Cranberries: Known for their ability to prevent bacteria from sticking to the teeth, cranberries offer excellent protection against tooth decay and gum inflammation. The unique compounds found in cranberries inhibit harmful bacteria, reducing the risk of oral infections.

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Elevators

Elevators (also known as luxators) are instruments used in dental extractions. They may be used to loosen teeth prior to forcep extraction, to remove roots or impacted teeth, when teeth are compromised and susceptible to fracture or when they are malpositioned and cannot be reached with forceps.

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Charcoal in Toothpaste

Why Charcoal in Toothpaste?Using charcoal as a teeth-cleaning method is nothing new. The ancient Romans brushed with everything from charcoal to tree bark, and the black powder can be found in a toothpaste recipe in a 19th century English homemaker’s guide.The last decade has seen a re-emergence of charcoal-based toothpastes with claims of whitening, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and breath freshening properties. According to the Oral Health Foundation more research is needed to confidently establish the safety and effectiveness of charcoal pastes.

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