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Maintaining oral health is important, but it can be expensive to buy all the products necessary to do so. In this article, we'll discuss making your own natural mouthwash, which is both affordable and easy to do. When we talk about mouthwash, it can be easy to assume that we are referring to the kind that comes in a bottle. The kind that is dispenses by the glass-and-tube dispensing machines in most pharmacies and supermarkets, and the kind that you can also find in drugstores and supermarkets.  The benefits of making your own natural mouthwash can be many. For one, you have full control over the ingredients that are going into your mouthwash . The five easiest homemade tooth-and-dental-health-promoting mouthwashes include natural substances that are common to household goods, and each contains an anti-inflammatory and antibacterial natural extract. 1) Sage Leaves and salt mouthwash Some sage preparations and sage preparations are found to have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial p...

It is recommended you visit your dentist at least twice a year for routine teeth cleanings . But many people do not realize the important benefits of these visits. A teeth cleaning is more than just removing plaque and tartar from teeth. Here are 10 mistakes people make when getting their teeth cleaned: 1. Not brushing with toothpaste when they brush their teeth Some people brush their teeth without toothpaste, but they are doing it wrong. You should never brush without toothpaste. The lack of fluoride in your mouth could lead to cavities or even tooth decay. If you solely brush with water, there will be plaque and bacteria left over. 2. Not wearing night guards when they sleep Dentists recommend wearing it at night because they can help protect your teeth from grinding against each other when you sleep. It's also important to remember that if you have a mouth guard, avoid eating or drinking anything hot right before bedtime because it could melt the plastic and make it ineffective...

If you have settled on a dental appointment for your child , give them a time when to visit. Some children will quite often be at their best in the morning while they're shining and brimming with power. Avoid booking arrangements late in the day or near rest times while adults can be tired or grouchy. You could ask if you can visit and have your kid take a tour of their dental clinic before the real day of the test. Assuming your baby has any special needs, talk it over with the staff to plan your arrangement.  Mental Preparation When you have an arrangement booked, start setting up your kid’s mind for the visit. Kids investigate charming while they might be having a good time. You can work on giving their favorite stuffed toy a fake/imaginary check up. Your little child can carry that stuffed toy to the dentist to get an examination through the dental specialist . Read books to them. You could likewise watch one of the numerous YouTube films about going to the dental specialist. M...

Introduction: What is dental care and why does it matter? Dental care is a process that helps to maintain a healthy mouth and teeth. It is one of the most important aspects of our health, and it should be taken seriously. We all know that brushing our teeth twice a day is essential for maintaining oral hygiene, but there are other things we can do to help keep our teeth healthy. For example, flossing once a day can help to remove food particles from hard-to-reach places in your mouth. 10 Tips to Keep Your Kids' Teeth Healthy Do you have questions about how to keep your child’s teeth healthy? Here are 10 tips for parents to help their kids keep their teeth healthy. Brushing Flossing Eat Healthy Foods Avoid Sugary Drinks and Candy Drink Lots of Fluids (Water) Cut Back on Sugars and Starch (Carbs) Visit the Dentist Regularly (At Least Twice a Year) Keep Your Mouth Clean by Rinsing with Mouthwash or Water After Eating or Drinking Anything Other Than Water, Especially Before Bedtime Use...

Braces have gotten much better in recent years and no longer have the stigma they used to have in the past. With the variety of braces that are available, such as Invisalign and traditional metal braces, there are options to find one that fits your specific needs to ensure your teeth stay healthy and straight over time. Most people wonder how long do dental braces take to work? While it varies from person to person, here’s what you can expect from your new braces based on their type... Length of Treatment Time Dental braces can last between 4-6 years – though we should stress that there is a tremendous amount of variation from patient to patient (and from case to case). The key determinant as to how long your braces will last isn’t really any different than most other medical procedures – it comes down to how much you take care of them! Good oral hygiene practices like regular brushing, flossing, etc. are absolutely essential to keep these devices in tip-top shape and working well...

It only means that unlike the other mouthwashes, whose advantages ended up on expectorating, an active antibacterial ingredient in chlorhexidine gluconate infiltrates a tissue and will stay active for some period of time. But effectiveness, chlorhexidine gluconate will not be meant for the long-term use. The recent European case study suggested that the link between a long-term application of the mouth rinse and the high blood pressure, that will lead to the higher incidence of having cardiovascular events. While in the US, this will only be available only with the doctor's prescription, and with infrequent and small doses, it had been illustrated to help in the tissue cure after surgery . The present researches indicated the irrigation of the CHX right after the SC/RP will inhibit the reconnection of the periodontal tissues. This will specifically prevent the formation of the fibroblasts. This is the alternate irrigation with the povidone-iodine that can be utilized – when no cont...

Following are some post-operation care you can practice after your tooth extraction: 1. Maintaining the gauze pressure Following the extraction , some gauze for you to bite down can be placed over an extraction site. Through biting down and then maintaining the pressure on your gauze the way it has been instructed by the dentist, any active or possible bleeding should then stop. You can change a gauze pad right after the initial hour. Continue biting down for more 45 minutes when the heavy oozing keeps on. While it is normal for a bit oozing to keep on for 24 hours, you may contact your dental office when you still experience profuse bleeding or oozing. 2. Until a local anesthesia fades Until your local anesthetic had totally worn out, it is important to protect yourself to any unintentional injuring or biting of your cheeks, gums, lips or tongue, and you have to take your medications as prescribed. Antibiotics – when you had been given the prescription for antibiotics, make sure that...