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Category Archives: Sensitive Teeth
Do you Grind Your Teeth?
Bruxism is a condition in which you grind, clench or gnash your teeth. Bruxism and clenching are the most common oral habits, and may occur to some degree in over 80% of the population. Most people subconsciously grind their … Continue reading
Tooth Sensitivity
TOOTH SENSITIVITY It is estimated that approximately half the population experiences tooth sensitivity. Tooth sensitivity can range from very mild to extreme and can come and go over time. There are many things that can cause sensitive teeth, and treatment … Continue reading
Receding Gums
Receding Gums The gingiva (gum) is the protective skin that is located around the necks of each tooth, and covers the underlying bone that holds the roots of the teeth. The gums are the so-called first line of defense against bacteria that … Continue reading
Why a Soft Bristled Toothbrush?
Surprisingly, when asked, a significant number of our patients indicate that they use either a medium or hard-bristle toothbrush. When asked why, most people reply that they believe that a medium or hard-bristle brush does a better job of cleaning … Continue reading
Posted in Oral Hygiene, Prevention, Sensitive Teeth
Tagged dental, health, prevention, tooth recession, toothbrushes
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XYLITOL
The average American consumes about 31 teaspoons of sugar per day, which amounts to 496 calories or 20% of their caloric intake. Humans were not designed to eat large amounts of sugar, although we do it every day. These sugary … Continue reading
Posted in Cavity Fighting Strategies, Dry Mouth, It's Your Health, Oral Hygiene, Prevention, Sensitive Teeth
Tagged cavities, dental, health, prevention, xylitol
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