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How to make your teeth white and beautiful
Wearing a smile provocative, sensual, cheerful and telling is today more possible than ever. The great advances in the field of dentistry allow the placement of banquets and apparatus of dental care in a simple, and are almost invisible in most cases. However, sometimes a denture couple was overshadowed by stained teeth, yellowish and 8.2. Let’s See What we can do to solve this problem affecting many people.
There is something that we all know, but what we sometimes do not pay enough attention: the spots caused by the beverages. The sodas are aggressive with the tooth enamel, which facilitates that these are will be dismissed. Also the coffee, tea and matte leave residues that end up stain our teeth. Clear, the cigarette is also a great enemy of the beauty mouth. The first grand council, then, is kept away from these elements as much as possible, or seek powder teeth after its consumption.
In choosing the pasta or toothpaste, the threads tarpaulins and mouthwash,choose those designed for the laundering of teeth. These have active compounds that hygienist dentition, cleaning deeply and making look more whites and healthy. Also remind use a toothbrush that is not aggressive or not having sows too hard, and if it is possible, gained the toothbrushes that possess accessories bleaching agents.
There are other elements that we can use to launder the smile, as candy and chewing gum, which have, in turn, compounds bleaches, who manage off of the teeth those remnants threatening. We can also use the natural ingredients: the sage leaves are very useful to launder the teeth. Should only be rubbing a sheet against the teeth, and then rinse, daily.
The sodium bicarbonate is also very useful. Every time you brush your teeth, mademoiselle a little bicarbonate in a corporation in him your brush, and then your teeth. This will facilitate the cleaning and the elimination of remnants threatening, whitening your teeth.
Finally, the best ally for the health and beauty mouth is a proper care. your teeth after every meal, to get up to the bed and before bed. Unlike other rituals of hygiene, brushing teeth can be done as often as you want or need, without causing any aggression to your smile.
How to teach children to brush their teeth
At first, we’ll start us parents to do the brushing, so that as the child grows and is able to do it alone. Begin to do it once a day, and the best time is at night before going to bed.
After two years, which is when they are born most of the teeth, you can start brushing them with a drop of toothpaste.
After a while, start brushing twice a day made. Once before bed, and another may be rising after breakfast.
If the child asks for brushing the teeth alone, we do not take the chance, we give you the option of doing it once a day, he in the morning and you at night.
Do not worry if your child does not want you to brush their teeth at first, have patience, and share that moment with him, also brush your teeth, explain what can happen to your teeth if a tiny, bad bugs enter his mouth.
Remember that a good brushing to remove the child from the dentist for repairs that may cause fear and distress more than just brushing.
However, it is never more than one or two visits a year to the dentist, so that the child will get used to examine their teeth.
Some things you should do if your child’s teeth damaged
Blows to the mouth are very common, especially in children and if practiced some form of sport. In the case of witnessing this accident, there are some things we know to act with certainty and not cause further injury. This will also keep your teeth and then to re-implant or restored.
The main thing is to act with calm.
If you’ve beaten the mouth, you have probably bleeding.
So you have to locate the place from where the bleeding and if we find that the tooth has fallen, closing the gap with gauze and bite it with the other teeth.
Do not perform or attempt to swish close the gap with a foreign object.
If you find the tooth, place it in saline or milk and do not wash it or touch the root. Its reintroduction is usually performed successfully.
If you can not locate the tooth, do not worry too much. Currently, there are advanced techniques that let you play the missing tooth to perfection when it comes to size, shape, color and function.
Then go to the dentist or the nearest medical center. See earlier if they have guards to dental emergencies.
If the tooth is broken, but you feel pain or has gotten into the gum, do not let time go to a dental center immediately.
Note. To achieve a greater chance to perform the reimplantation, the same should be done within 4 hours of the coup occurred.
Although the coup had resulted in a baby tooth, do not be trivialized, but these teeth are changed to growing the final blow may have damaged the permanent tooth is in full training.
The Children’s Dental Health
February is National Children’s Dental Health and the American Association of Periodontology month begin educating children and parents about the number one concern of the Surgeon General: preventing dental diseases – including periodontal disease in children.
Many people think that periodontal disease is an adult problem. However, studies indicate that gingivitis (the first stage of periodontal disease) is nearly universal in children and adolescents. Advanced forms of periodontal disease are rarer in children than in adults, but can occur.
To ensure healthy teeth as an adult, you must establish good oral habits as a child. Parents can encourage good oral health habits at home. For example, parents may reward children with visits of the mouse or the tooth fairy not only when they drop a tooth, but when the child passes the dental examination.
Kinds of periodontal diseases in children
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Dental Care for Children with Down Syndrome
Caring for a child with Down syndrome can be performed as with any child as long as it has:
Patience, understanding and knowledge.
PATIENCE: You must have the ability to understand the experiences and feelings of the child without losing its own objective, which in this case is to give a satisfactory dental care.
Must be generated in the child a responsible gaming environment for this is motivated in their oral hygiene. The mother should be aware that children can not just do it and she is directly responsible for it.
Comprehension: understanding the limitations inherent in the situation, the mother should help your child in the prevention of oral diseases such as periodontal disease (inflammation and bleeding of the gums) that presents a higher incidence and presence of cavities, their normal incidence.
Primary prevention refers to prevention of the disease before it has been developed and includes the following factors:
1 -. Dental condition, the eruption of teeth is usually delayed and often appears so unusual. May be missing both milk teeth as definitive. The depressions have teeth, wrinkling and / or absence of enamel (enamel hypoplasia), may have tiny teeth (Microdontia) or a rare (tapered) and dental crowding (too stuck in disorder or twisted) due to smallness of the oral cavity. Children are oral breathing (breathing through the mouth) because they have narrow nostrils, this helps to show up fissures in the tongue and lips, also have a large tongue (macroglossia). These factors determine not to have self-cleaning is usually done by passing the language on all tooth surfaces by removing the large food debris and saliva to swallow, this favors the retention of acid-producing organisms and food on the tooth, creating an environment favorable for the disease. Routine cleaning and visits to the dentist every three months contributes decisively to the loss of teeth.
Dental Amalgam
Amalgam consists of mercury and other metals. Amalgam is an alloy of mercury and other metals, eg copper, tin and silver. Alloy is the chemical term for a mixture of two or more metals.
The dental amalgam fillings contain about 50 percent mercury. This mercury can be released from the alloy. Most of the release is in the form of mercury gas, which is mainly absorbed through the lungs into the body.
Many complaints are not scientifically recognized. Most of it comes from amalgam fillings do not jump to a poisoning. The symptoms are often nonspecific. Are scientifically recognized to date, only the amalgam allergy and local changes in the oral mucosa.
Complaints
Many complaints can be attributed to different causes. Those affected often complain of nonspecific symptoms, such as:
- Easy fatigability
- Irritability
- Loss of memory
- Depressive mood
- Sleep disturbances
- Severe performance
- Headache
- Concentration problems
- Increased susceptibility to infection
- Increased susceptibility to allergies and other substances
- Facial
Currently recognized on amalgam repatriated complaints relate to the mouth area. Despite many perceived symptoms are scientifically recognized only the following symptoms:
- Burning tongue
- Metallic taste
- Loss of taste or other sensations in the mouth
- After dental visit increased symptoms
Changes in the oral mucosa and the gums may occur. On examination by the doctor the following changes can be detected:
- Mucositis, stomatitis in lingo.
- An inflammation of the gums, which experts gingivitis.
- Aphthae are an erosion of the oral mucosa with whitish fibrin and inflammatory rim.
Knötchenflechte in the oral mucosa Lichen planus and lichen planus is the technical term for a flat Knötchenflechte, an inflammatory disease of the skin and mucous membranes, which belongs to the group of skin rashes.
Erythema, papules and pustules on the face with perioral dermatitis. Especially for large and heavily corroded amalgam fillings can lead to a perioral dermatitis. This is swelling of the skin in the central facial area. The skin is very red and are having papules and pustules.
In addition, the male and female fertility may be affected by the metal contamination with mercury.
Therapy
All amalgam fillings must be removed. First is the removal of all amalgam fillings. One should also think of hidden panels, for example, under crowns. Before treatment should definitely be resolved with the insurance company to cover it. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not perform amalgam restoration.
Selenium binds mercury. Before and after the liberated mercury amalgam restoration should be inactivated by selenium. Selenium and mercury combine to form a complex that has no effect in the body.
Zinksubstitution and antioxidants to supplement the therapy. Low zinc levels are detected, so zinc should be supplied. To limit the damaging effects of free radicals, antioxidants should be given. Are most suitable vitamin C, vitamin E and vitamin D.
DMPS excretion is controversial. A draining therapy with DMPS (sodium dimercaptopropanesulphonic acid), as recommended for chronic poisoning with mercury and lead, has been controversial for an amalgam restoration.
Prevention
Dental hygiene from early childhood to prevent tooth decay. To avoid illness, if possible, everyone can do something. In particular, a correct and comprehensive dental and oral hygiene from an early age reduces the incidence of caries. Furthermore kariesauslösende foods should be avoided.
Teeth must be cleaned frequently and properly.
Brush your teeth is the best Vorstorge
Other measures are:
- Brushing teeth after every meal.
- Seal all teeth (except the incisors) at the age of 6, 12 and 18 years of varnish can.
- Balanced nutrition
- Prevention with fluorine, for example, in toothpaste
- When defects do not use amalgam fillings, but composite fillings, gold or ceramic inlays.
- Chew Who has amalgam fillings: Not chewing gum, and avoid hot and sour dishes.
Preventing dental caries
From the youngest age one learns to dread decay. Rather than understanding dental care, there is every incentive to prevent these nasty intruders properly? Ending caries is not impossible.
Keep the smile of your child.
Your child is facing a formidable enemy: dental caries. To avoid unnecessary suffering and costly care, the best protection is prevention. With Doctissimo, learn all the tips to keep a smile on your toddler.
Caries: prevention rather than suffer.
This chronic disease of man the most common. It affects both the teeth as the permanent teeth and both men and children.
Tooth decay and diet. Read the rest of this entry »
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Dental care: the benefits of mint and eucalyptus
The fresh taste of our pleasant mint flavor toothpaste. Unfortunately, the aromas incorporated in toothpastes have nothing natural (except for some organic toothpaste).
This is unfortunate because, in addition to a refreshing taste, the essential oil of peppermint has a real antibacterial and anti-inflammatory that could be harnessed in the care of teeth and gums.
Dental care: the benefits of mint and eucalyptus validated Efficacy of essential oils for dental hygiene
Known long standing aromatologues and aroma therapists, these properties have now been confirmed by a study published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene. Researchers have tested in vivo and in vitro efficacy of essential oils on oral bio films colonized by Streptococcus pyogenes and Streptococcus mutant’s strains known for their role in the onset of oral problems, dental decay in particular. Read the rest of this entry »
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Dental Natural prove their effectiveness
Known longstanding aromatherapy, essential oils are also successfully used in dentistry. Whether relieve toothache until the visit to the dentist or to address problems of heaving, essential oils demonstrate their power and calming sanitizer. Dental Natural prove their effectiveness and largely support the comparison with conventional treatments based on toxic chemicals.
Eugenol, the essential oil of the dentist.
In dentistry, the most famous essential oils is undoubtedly eugenol. From the cloves used for its sedative, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic since the Middle Ages, eugenol flavors the dentist in a characteristic way: the smell of the famous dentist. Mixed with the powder of zinc oxide, the essential oil eugenol serves both temporary bandage, designed to allow healing of the tooth where decay deep that dough to seal the roots of devitalized teeth (pulp intended to replace the nerve removed during the decay). Read the rest of this entry »
women most at risk of losing teeth
The study revealed that women who had more than one child, regardless of socioeconomic status, reported more tooth loss.
Women who have many children are at greater risk of losing teeth throughout their lives, according to a study released in the U.S.
The number of births “is linked to tooth loss among American women, but could not define the mechanisms for this association,” concluded the report, published by the American Journal of Public Health.
The study revealed that women who had more than one child, regardless of socioeconomic status, reported more tooth loss.
“It will take more research to determine whether disparities in dental health among women who have been pregnant are caused by the differences (in number of pregnancies) or physiological or social changes” related to access to health care, he added. Read the rest of this entry »
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