Author: Ljubica Banić

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When a patient is irradiated in order to take an X-ray, an area of their body is exposed to “ionising radiation”. This form of radiation has the potential to damage normal tissue cells if it is used in a high dose for a prolonged time. However, modern X-ray equipment is designed to minimise this dose of radiation in order to limit, as far as possible, any damaging effects on the human body while obtaining a clear image for diagnostic purposes. All members of the medical and dental team are committed to minimising the dose of radiation and keeping the exposure of the patient to a level as low as reasonably achievable. A small intra oral Xrays is the equivalent radiation of flying London to Spain ☘️.

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A new study has revealed that salt and vinegar crisps are some of the worst culprits for causing tooth decay and tooth erosion.

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How does high blood pressure medication affect gums? Those who suffer from high blood pressure may experience several side effects related to medication. For instance, calcium channel blockers are a type of hypertension medication known to cause gum overgrowth. When this troubling symptom advances, chewing can become difficult and proper cleaning becomes near impossible.

With enlarged gums, it is easier for bacteria to settle under the gumline. Even after a deep cleaning, plaque starts to build up and gum disease can take hold. Mild cases of gum disease, in early stages called gingivitis, can progress into a more serious condition called periodontitis. At this point, gum tissue starts to fail and tooth loss can occur. Please consult with your Dr and Dentist for some specific treatments.

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If you are experiencing some sensitive teeth, remember to use the correct brushing technique, do not use whitening 🦷 paste, they can be highly abrasive. Use a toothpaste for sensitive teeth, drink cold drinks and fizzy drinks with a straw.

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Frictional Keratosis is a benign reaction of the oral mucosa to chronic mechanical irritation. This condition leads to a thickened, white patch on the affected tissue.Frictional Keratosis commonly arises in areas where frequent rubbing occurs, such as where the teeth meet the cheek. Persistent irritation, like that from dental appliances or cheek biting, prompts the mouth’s protective response. This response manifests as a tough, whitish lesion that helps shield the underlying tissues from further trauma.

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