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Bad Breath: Sources and Scents of Bacteria

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Bad breath, or halitosis, is an oral health concern that is very common. There may be halitosis in people of any age, including: Those that have bad oral hygiene practice. Mouth appliances, including dental braces and dentures, are used by people. Mouth appliances, including dental braces and dentures, are used by people. Senior citizens, people with disabilities and young children who find oral hygiene difficult. People with such medical conditions, including decay of the tooth, impacted teeth, abscessed teeth, periodontal disease, alcoholism, uncontrolled diabetes, kidney disease, sinusitis, infections of the throat and lungs, postnasal drip, asthma, dry mouth, etc. Dry mouth can result from a high-protein diet, non-fibrous diet or medical condition. People who use certain medicines, including certain vitamin supplements, antihistamines, blockers of calcium, heart medications, pharmaceuticals for blood pressure, and psychiatric drugs. These substances can block the flow of saliva or ...

Is Chocolate good for your Kid’s Teeth ?

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Is your child a chocoholic ? Are you worried about your child's habit of sweet Tooth? Then you have to keep an eye on the amount of chocolates or sweet candy your children eat everyday. Among infants, cavities are more common. Children of early ages develop more cavities due to over eating of chocolates and sweet candies. As per the survey results, Every Second or third child in India has cavities. However, chocolates are not always the main culprit. The amount of sugar present in them causes cavities in kids. The higher amount of sugar present in them damages your kid’s teeth from the roots. Not only chocolates or candies are the sources of sugar, even other sweets like cake, pastries, creamy biscuits, ice creams etc. add to it. As a result, Kids can end up having cavities (tooth decay ) which can lead to other types of dental problems. Cavities refer to tooth decay that occurs when there is destruction of tooth enamel (outer layer of teeth). There are Certain forms of bacteria wh...

Reasons for the dental cleaning you need every 6 months

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Since you were a toddler, you've been doing it every year, going to the dentist every six months. Or maybe you relaxed a little on your biannual teeth cleaning, even though you know that the average amount of dental visits is twice a year for a safe person, spaced out six months apart.  Please read our list of reasons why dental cleaning is needed every six months. 1. Stop Dead Gum Disease in Its Tracks You've certainly heard of gum disease, or at least its earliest stage, gingivitis, in advertisements for toothpaste and mouthwash.  But daily visits to your dentist are one of the best ways to diagnose gum disease and keep your mouth safe again? Far before the telltale signs of red and swollen gums show in our patients, our doctors at the Tooth Affair will diagnose early phases of gum disease in Bangalore patients.  We're able to bring your gums back to a safe state by diagnosing gum disease early. And, if it's been a while since the last time you visited the dentist fo...

How to take care of a dental implant, bridge or denture at home

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If you have an issue with a dental implant, bridge or denture, contact a dental clinic in Bangalore to find out whether you need to make a visit or whether you might be able to treat your symptoms at home.  Dental Implant Treatment Dental implants are fairly low in maintenance, but much like your natural teeth, they do need to be washed and preserved with proper dental hygiene. To lower the risk of infections, daily cleaning, good oral hygiene and home dental care are necessary and can also enable a dental implant to last longer. An infection that can occur if plaque builds up around dental implants is a peri-implant disease. Peri-implant disease will eventually cause bone loss in the jaw, similar to gum disease around the teeth, and weaken the surrounding teeth if left untreated. With daily washing, dental implant infections can typically be avoided. Dentists suggest that: Using a fluoride toothpaste and a soft toothbrush to brush your teeth and your dental implant at least twice...

Your Dental Appointments are Safer During COVID

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As you all might know, Tooth Affair, The Best Dental Clinic in Bangalore is opened to deliver dental care facilities to all of our patients again. The one thing we are most worried about during this Pandemic is our Patience’s Health as well as our own Safety. We can’t risk anybody's life so we are pleased to inform you all  that we, Tooth Affair dental Clinic are delivering dental services with our team of best dentists in Bangalore with full protection against all kinds of microorganisms like bacterias, viruses etc. which are not visible with our naked eyes. Hence, Preventing the risk of infections. It has long been a common practise for the entire dental care staff to wear protective clothing, including gloves, surgical masks and eye safety equipment, to reduce the possibility of spreading germs from one patient to another. The COVID 19 pandemic has affected our lives in a lot of ways, and your priority should be to remain safe through this period. Your oral health is an importa...

The ways in which a dentist can improve your smile

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 Is there something about your smile that you want to change? Everyday life appears to expose teeth to some gnarly wear and tear. You might find your teeth and gums affected by trauma like sports accidents or taking a spill in the shower. Often your smile changes because of medical problems or ageing. Your dentist will prescribe ways to improve both the look and the purpose of your smile, regardless of the underlying cause. Here are common treatments that can improve your smile's appearance, many of which can also enhance your oral health. Crowns By restoring or reinforcing damaged or discoloured teeth, dental crowns will improve your smile. They are mounted over current tooth structures, helping to restore the natural appearance and function of the tooth. Following root canal treatment or to support a dental bridge, crowns may also be placed. For a natural-looking finish, crowns are normally made from porcelain or ceramic that is colour-matched to the rest of your teeth. They may ...