Keeping your teeth young
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Keeping your teeth young

As we get older suddenly we realised many things we didn't appreciate about being young - being fit, having smooth skin and having all your own teeth. As our loose teeth (and bridges) struggle to deal with chewier food we start eating bland mush and, there is no easy way to say this, OLD PEOPLE FOOD. I'm determined not to let that happen to me and I'm doing everything I can to keep my own teeth as long as possible, and when that's not possible to get the best possible teeth replacement. If you are like me and want to keep on eating whatever you want, I think you'll like my site. It's all about dental health and teeth replacement & maintenance.

Keeping your teeth young

  • When Should You See an Emergency Dentist Versus Waiting for an Appointment

    3 October 2016

    No health concern should be ignored, especially if you suspect it's an emergency, and problems with your teeth, jaw, and gums are no exception. However, it's not unusual for someone to wait to see the dentist until their next routine appointment, even if they have severe pain or other symptoms of a dental emergency; they may simply not like visiting the dentist or may not realize that something is urgent and can't wait.

  • Never Overlook These Signs That It's Time to See an Emergency Dentist

    30 August 2016

    Not all problems with your mouth and teeth mean that you need to see an emergency dentist; some problems can wait until your next appointment while some are more urgent and should be taken care of sooner rather than waiting for that appointment, but they aren't necessarily emergencies. That being said, you never want to overlook signs that you need to see an emergency dentist as soon as possible. Note a few of those signs here.

  • Denture Care: 4 Potential Problems Caused by Improper Denture Care

    30 August 2016

    If you have missing teeth, dentures can improve your smile while allowing you to properly chew food again. However, it is important that your dentures are a good fit, that you know when to remove them and how to thoroughly clean your dentures. If your dentures do not fit well or if you do not remove or clean them, you may be putting yourself at risk of developing a range of health issues which are outlined below.

  • Epulis Fissuratum: What You Need to Know

    28 July 2016

    If you have just been fitted with dentures, you may not be aware of the potential side effects and condition which can be caused by denture use. One of the lesser known conditions is epulis fissuratum. While epulis fissuratum is a benign condition, it can cause a lot of worry as the symptoms it causes are very similar to those of oral cancer. Below is a brief guide to epulis fissuratum.

  • Do You Suffer from Dental Phobia? Conscious Sedation Could be the Solution

    28 July 2016

    Most dental procedures involve the use of syringes and other sharp tools, and this does not settle in well with some people. Dental phobia and dental anxiety can discourage one from visiting the dentist for regular check-ups and treatment. It could be due to fear or previous traumatizing dental experiences. People with dental phobia have a high risk of tooth and gum disease and caries. One of the effective solutions for people who feel anxious and nervous when visiting a dentist is choosing conscious sedation.