The Pros and Cons of Laser Gum Surgery

Posted on: 28 September 2016
One thing that can diminish your newborn bliss is unsolicited advice from relatives, friends, and even strangers. One thing that arouses strong reactions is the presence or absence of a pacifier. The pacifier is either seen as a necessary comfort for your baby or as a teeth-ruining device. Before you decide on whether to use a pacifier or not, you need to know the facts. Positives Parents know that listening to a baby cry can be distressing, so giving a baby a pacifier is often an act of self-preservation.
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Posted on: 9 September 2016
As your child grows, you may become increasingly concerned about the state of his or her oral health. Nevertheless, there are things that you can do to help ensure that your child's teeth remain healthy. Here are a few of them: Let your child choose his or her own toothpaste. When using toothpaste in a flavor that your little one enjoys, he or she may brush longer. It can be difficult for a child to suffer through the harsh minty taste of an adult paste that is designed to prevent bad breath.
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Posted on: 2 August 2016
The chance of surviving oral cancel is good. According to the National Institute of Dental Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), around 60% of United States oral cancer patients recover after five years. Catching it early is important to be in this statistic, which means you need to look out for these early signs of mouth cancer. M is for Mouth Pain Not all pain will need medication. Some of it will be a slight discomfort, like the feeling of something constantly stuck in your throat.
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Posted on: 2 August 2016
Have you ever heard someone tell you your bad breath is coming from your gut? Is there any truth to that statement? If so, is there anything you can do to prevent your gut from causing bad breath? Here is everything you need to know about bad breath and stomach problems. Why Bad Breath Occurs Before looking into the stomach problem link, you need to understand why bad breath happens. It is due to a build-up of bacteria in your mouth.
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