10 August 2026
Lies That Your Dentist Can See Through
Research shows that your dentist can tell when you are lying by just looking at your mouth and face. Here are some common lies that your dentist…
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23 May 2018
What You Can and Can’t Eat After a Wisdom Tooth Extraction
It is important to take care of your mouth after a wisdom tooth extraction to ensure it heals properly. Below is a summary of foods you can…
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10 August 2026
Straight Teeth Are Healthy Teeth!
As well as looking good, straight teeth also mean healthier teeth and gums for life: – Proper alignment of teeth can prevent jaw and temperomandibular pain that…
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22 May 2018
Tooth-Mounted Sensors to Detect What You Eat
A new invention by a team of US researchers could automatically detect what food and drink you consume, providing an accurate log of dietary intake and factors…
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10 August 2026
Can Cloves Really Relieve A Toothache?
Using clove oil to relieve a toothache is a commonly shared old wive’s tale, but is there any truth in it? In summary: – Cloves contain an…
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10 August 2026
How Alcohol Is Damaging Your Teeth
That happy hour could be ruining your teeth. Recent studies indicate that alcohol affects the balance of oral microbes in your mouth, thus creating a bacteria-favourable environment.…
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10 August 2026
The Link Between Oral Health and Overall Health
Poor oral health is linked to poor overall health: – People with gum disease are at a higher risk of developing lung infections, particularly those who smoke.…
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10 August 2026
How Saliva Affects Your Teeth
Main points: – If your saliva is too acidic, your enamel dissolves, resulting in cavities and discolouration. – Saliva protects our teeth by neutralising dietary acids and…
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18 May 2018
Gum Disease Increases Risk of Death in Kidney Disease Patients
Recent research shows that severe gum disease increases the risk of death in kidney patients. Here are the causes and prevention methods of gum disease. Key points:…
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