Showing posts with label teeth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teeth. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2013

0 You Have Options When It Comes To Teeth Whitening

Who doesnt want a bright smile? Unfortunately as we age, things we eat and drink or the results of bad habits, such as smoking, discolor your teeth and now there are products that can be bought to help clean those stains so that they can be white once again. Though most people are happy with the appearance and feel of their teeth after they leave the dentist following their regular checkup and cleaning, some prefer to go above and beyond for clean teeth and desire products to help with teeth whitening. Before you choose a product, you should do your homework on the different products on the market.

teeth whiteningThe first step you should take in the research process is to consult your dentist at your regular check-up. He will know what procedure or product will be right for you because not every whitener is the same. If you have fillings or bonding in the front portion of your mouth, you may want to consider other options to whiten your teeth because they will not bleach well resulting in those areas sticking out in your newly whitened mouth.

If your dentist determines that you are a good candidate for the cleaning procedure, you will have several options. One of these is to have the them bleached in your dentists office. This can usually be accomplished in one visit where the dentist will apply a gel to your gums for protection from the bleach. He will then use special lights or lasers to help speed up the process. You could also bleach them at home with whiteners that contain peroxide. These are usually purchased in gel form to be used according to manufacturers directions. You could experience some sensitivity and irritation in the gums after using this product and could take several applications. Finally, you could use a whitening toothpaste and work on the process each time you brush your teeth. This toothpaste has special ingredients that aid in the teeth whitening process and help remove stains. They dont change your tooth color because they only work on the surface stains. Like bleach that you use at home, this will take several applications.

Bleaching does work in most situations, so make sure that you have consulted with your dentist before trying it at home. Then, when you are looking for the best teeth whitening system for your personal use, make sure that it is approved by the American Dental Association. That way you know that it has been tested and proven to be safe and effective.

A Scottsdale teeth whitening specialist can help if you want a better smile. Take a look here: http://www.scottsdaledentalcare.net.

By : Anna Woodward
Article Source : You Have Options When It Comes To Teeth Whitening

Thursday, December 5, 2013

0 Teeth as a Source of Heart Disease

Health for human | the readers already know the information that turned out to heart disease was spread through our teeth .. I got this info from the internet ... and I will share with the readers of the article about the "teeth as a source of heart disease"

okay just read the following article


Heart disease is the leading cause of death in developed countries. In the U.S. alone an estimated 12.4 million people suffer from this disease and 1.1 million people will be exposed to serious heart problems this year.

In 2000, 16.7 million people died of this disease, or approximately 30.3% of total deaths worldwide. More than half reported from developing countries. IN Indonesia, the prevalence of heart disease from year to year increase.

In addition to classic risk factors (smoking, obesity, cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, less activity, diabetes mellitus, stress), the results of recent research states that the inflammatory reaction (inflammation) of chronic infectious diseases may also be a risk factor. Even so, only proven chronic dental disease associated with heart disease.

The mechanism for distributing

The spread of dental disease to other organs can be explained by the theory of focal infection.

Focal infection is a chronic infection somewhere and trigger the disease elsewhere. Toxins, waste materials, as well as penginfeksi microbes can spread to other places in the body such as kidneys, heart, eyes, skin. The impact of dental disease on the heart may be a coronary heart disease, inflammation of muscles, and heart valves (endocarditis).

Bacteria that shipped with the blood flow can produce enzymes that speed up the formation of blood clots so hardened walls of coronary arteries (atherosclerosis). Bacteria can also be attached to the coating (plaque) of fat in blood vessels and strengthen heart plaque. All that, impede blood flow and distribution of food resources and oxygen to the heart, so the heart does not function properly.

Early symptoms may include chest pain, include a burning feeling, depressed, and a heavy load on the left chest, which may extend to the left arm, neck, chin, and shoulders. Chest pain is also felt in the middle of the chest for several minutes. After the event is usually followed by nausea, vomiting, dizziness, cold sweat, leg and arm became cold, panting, and shortness of breath.

Will lead to prolonged angina heart attack (myocardial infarction). However, coronary heart disease often take place without any symptoms, it does not cause problems until the situation is severe.

Alternatively, the inflammatory reaction caused by dental disease increases plaque formation that spur blood vessel wall thickening. Research shows people with dental disease have a two times higher risk of coronary heart disease.

endocarditis

Bacteria found in dental plaque is one of the factors causing endocarditis.

Bacteria in cavities or damaged gums can enter the blood circulation through the gums are bleeding. These bacteria are easily attack the heart valves or heart muscle has been weakened. Symptoms include fever, heart murmur, bleeding under the skin, even embolization (blockage) of small blood vessels in other organs.

Although rare, this disease can be fatal and sometimes require emergency heart valve surgery. It is also highly recommended antibiotics for prophylaxis in people who suffer from heart valve prolapse, rheumatic heart disease and congenital heart defects, prior to getting dental treatment measures.

Because preventing is always better than cure, need good dental care and regular dental examinations. How to prevent the formation of tartar quite simply, is to diligently and thoroughly clean your teeth properly and correctly. Scrubbing of the tongue for 30 seconds also shown to reduce the number of bacteria in the mouth.

Brochures brushing is good and right can be obtained easily in every dentists practice. Use dental floss (dental floss) is also very important to clean areas not easily reached by a toothbrush, especially antargigi area and also on the teeth crowding.

Friday, November 22, 2013

0 relationship between the Food and Teeth

Health for human | Some people claim that certain foods and certain substances harmful to health of teeth and mouth, then is there any food that we can not eat because it will cause problems on our teeth? Indeed, some foods have a certain effect in reaction to the teeth and mouth. But keep in mind that everything that happens must be through a process.



As well as making food (cooking), is not require the process as well? Sometimes some of us are always looking for scapegoats in certain issues, such as chocolate (Ive posted deh taste hehe), chocolate is considered detrimental to teeth, but the nutrient content and effect of chocolate for the body is very important. Are we ahrus away from chocolate because we want healthy teeth? if this ga bisa2 all food should be eaten well:)

Actually there is no food that needs to be shunned for getting your teeth and mouth healthy. All were returned to the process and time, is at issue in this case are the remains of meals yagn still attached to the teeth. Food residue on the teeth will react with the inhabitants of our mouths (enzymes, saliva, bacteria, germs, acids, bases, etc.). The reaction is the decomposition of food scraps that can later lead to caries / cavities, but it is a problem that caused bad breath.

The process of decomposition or spoilage of food that requires time, so wed better cut the process by brushing your teeth regularly. If we can cut the process by regularly brushing your teeth and mouth problems will be reduced and even disappear.

In addition to the way we eat also affects our oral health, such as eating or drinking hot and cold simultaneously or in a vulnerable short time, I berisedikit example: A person ordering hot food and ice are also well ordered portions of such foods that can cause damage to the tooth, you should eat hot food and water only once a while later when a new deh buy ice:)

There are still many who asked about the timing and the proper way to brush your teeth, the right time is after we sarapa morning (at the moment weve cut the process and the rest of the meal mengilangkan as described above) and at night before bed. Why not after dinner? Because after dinner there is still a vulnerable time until we sleep sometimes vulnerable time about eating more or snacking, and for smokers sometimes smoke before bed until well if you brush your teeth after dinner, and finally eat again, although slightly, the same as we do not rub the teeth. For it is better brush your teeth at night before bed. karen on beraktifitaslah occur when the mouth is not the decomposition process of food / food spoilage in the mouth which will cause tartar and caries.

Friday, September 27, 2013

0 5 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Teeth and Mouth

5 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Teeth and Mouth | Teeth is one of the most important part that must be maintain everyday, because its very visible to other, and teeth also can make a people be more beautiful, agood teeth is a good beauty.

Teeth in my opinion one of the important parts of our body that should be on guard "sustainability". Gigi is also excellent after hair. Maintaining healthy teeth is actually not hard, long and diligent routine.

Here are some tips from Drg. Andrew C. Luwuk, Sp.KG to maintain health of your teeth:

1. Diligent control to the dentist at least every 6 months.
2. Diligent brushing your teeth 15-20 minutes after eating.
3. Do not snack.
4. Reduce high carbohydrate foods.
5. Expand high-fiber foods.
6. Stop the bad habits of smoking.

May this tips for maintaining healthy teeth and mouth be useful. You also interest to read the how to shrink distended abdomen
 

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