Further Reading
A Valuable Ally in Orthodontics
It is well known that the presence of fixed and/or removable orthodontic appliances makes plaque control more difficult, even for highly motivated patients. According to numerous studies, nearly all orthodontic patients develop gingival inflammation. One of the most...
Swimming, Chlorine, and Tooth Erosion: How to Protect Your Enamel
Swimming is a well-rounded, healthy sport suitable for all ages. However, people who swim frequently may expose their teeth and mouth to specific conditions: chlorinated water, changes in pH, mouth breathing, dehydration, and frequent consumption of sports drinks can...
Dry Mouth at Night: How to Prevent the Condition
After a long night's sleep, waking up may not always be a pleasant experience. Opening your eyes only to find your mouth dry and sticky is certainly not an agreeable sensation! Dry mouth at night is not in itself a disease, but rather a symptom that can be managed...
Dry, Sticky Mouth: A Common Discomfort
We all know that unpleasant feeling: you wake up in the morning with a dry, parched tongue, or you’re getting ready for a night out and suddenly realize - horror - that your lipstick is sticking to your teeth. So annoying! Dry mouth, often described as a sticky or...
Sensitive Teeth? Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
Dentinal Hypersensitivity is the unpleasant or painful sensation caused by cold and acidic stimuli, resulting from exposed dentine. Dentine is the porous portion of the tooth, rich in microscopic tubules containing nerve fibres, and is protected by the enamel. When...