Toothache And Eating Food
Our teeth are not just important for making us look beautiful; they also help us eat and speak. Unfortunately, if someone has pain in their teeth while eating or drinking, it can lead to general health issues, even malnutrition and weakness. Therefore, toothache-related problems should never be taken lightly. If you also suffer from pain in your teeth while eating, this article is for you. So, continue reading to learn various reasons for having toothache while eating and how to overcome these problems. What Causes Tooth Pain After Eating? If you have toothache after having a meal, it could indicate a problem with your gums and the periodontal tissues –…
Can A Bad Tooth Cause Ear Infection?
Poor oral hygiene can affect more than just your smile and aesthetics; it can also lead to painful dental infections. Not only this, long-standing dental conditions can travel to other organs of the body and cause serious, even life-threatening illnesses. This is because there is a direct connection between your oral health and overall physical wellbeing. This article explains why it is necessary to look after your dental hygiene to prevent dental infections and other complications and how your oral health affects your physical health. What Causes Tooth Infection? When healthy, our teeth are covered by a tough, mineralised layer called the enamel, which protects the underlying softer layer of…
How Many Teeth Do Adults Have?
Our teeth are vital not just for having a beautiful and attractive smile, but they are equally essential for allowing us to eat and speak properly. That is why nature gifts us with two sets of teeth – the primary, or the milk teeth, and the permanent teeth. So, what is the difference between milk and permanent teeth, and what are they used for? This article explains everything you need to know about different types of teeth and their functions. How Many Teeth Does a Child Have? The teeth of a child are called the milk, or the primary teeth. The first milk tooth appears when the baby is about…
How much is a dental checkup
No matter how meticulously you brush and floss every day, regular check-up visits to your dentist are necessary to enjoy good oral hygiene and a pearly white, beautiful smile. In this blog post we look at the costs of a dental checkup, however please note that whilst we mention NHS we are a fully private dentist. Why Dental Check-ups are Necessary? While brushing and flossing daily is good for your oral health, these measures are sometimes not enough to prevent teeth cavities and gum problems. This is because – despite your best efforts – the bristles of a toothbrush or the thread of floss are unable to penetrate and clean…
Sugar: A Plague for Athletes
Most of us think of tooth decay or oral health problems occurring in the elderly or those with no access to a local dentist, or even in those patients who don’t brush their teeth and have a poor diet. However, poor dental health can affect anyone, regardless of career, social standing or financial status. This is shown to be the case in particular thanks to a study from 2018 performed by the UCL Eastman Dental Institute Research team, where 352 Olympic and professional athletes were surveyed. Survey The survey was performed across 11 different sports such as cycling, rowing, football and rugby and they gave dental check-ups which assessed…