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Dental Myths -Don't Attracted by Misbeliefs

1. Myth – Scaling/removal of tartar loosens the teeth

Fact – Teeth are held in position by the bone. Tartar can sometimes bind the teeth together. Tartar causes inflammation of the gums and hence need to be removed. After removal of this tartar there may be slight mobility of the teeth, however this is necessary to ensure recovery of the health of the supporting structures.

2. Myth - Removal of upper teeth affects vision.

Fact - Vision is not affected in any way by undertaking treatment of the upper teeth including its extraction.

3. Myth – Dental treatment cannot be done during pregnancy.

Fact – Dental treatment can only be done during the second trimester of pregnancy (4-6 months). During the first 3 or last 3 months of pregnancy only emergency dental procedures to provide pain relief can be carried out.

4. Myth – One set of dentures will last a lifetime

Fact – Tissues beneath the dentures change over a period of time. Hence dentures need to be modified accordingly and hence cannot be assumed to last a lifetime without any modifications.

5. Myth – Dental Procedures are always painful

Fact – Most dental procedures are nowadays done under local anesthesia and hence are painless.

6. Myth – An infant doesn’t need cleaning of teeth

Fact – As soon as the teeth start erupting they require regular cleaning to prevent dental decay.

7. Myth – Milk teeth decay need not be treated as they are going to fall off anyways.

Fact – Milk teeth need to be cared as much. They could cause pain if decayed and also lead to difficulty in chewing food. Hence they should be treated. Also if there is an early loss of a milk tooth it could cause drifting and malalignment of the erupting permanent teeth.

8. Myth – When the gums bleed, better not to brush the teeth.

Fact – Bleeding is a sign of inflammation of the gums. Bleeding gums usually have plaque and tartar and require scaling (cleaning of teeth) to treat the underlying inflammation. Stopping brushing will accumulate more tartar thereby aggravating the problem. Hence cleaning followed by regular brushing with a soft toothbrush is recommended.

9. Myth – Toothache can be relieved by placing an aspirin tablet inside the tooth.

Fact – Aspirin tablet can cause burning of the soft tissues around the tooth. If placed inside the tooth, will not have any effect on the toothache. However if the tablet is swallowed can provide some relief. However the cause of the toothache should be investigated and treated.

10. Myth – Root canal treatment is very painful.

Fact – Nowadays with better anesthetic techniques, root canal treatment is almost become painless.

11. Myth – If the tooth is not painful, there is no need for a root canal treatment.

Fact – Sometimes after the acute phase is over, the decayed tooth may not be painful. However if the infection is reached the tooth pulp/nerve then a root canal treatment is mandatory irrespective of whether the tooth is painful or not.

12. Myth : Having the wisdom teeth removed will prevent crowding of the teeth.

Fact- There are very few cases when wisdom teeth cause crowding of the teeth. In many cases, they don’t so removing them will not solve the crowding problem or will not re-straighten the teeth. If pain or discomfort is felt with the emerging wisdom teeth, a dental visit is necessary.

13. Myth-The more you brush the healthier your teeth will be.

Fact-brushing the teeth can wear the teeth due to the abrasive property of toothpaste. This could lead to dental problems. In between the twice-a-day brushing regimen, rinse after eating and chew sugar free gum to avoid plaque build-up.

14. Myth-Women lose a tooth for each child they have given birth to.

Fact- of an ‘old wives tale’ than a myth, this is untrue. Hormonal changes while pregnant can exaggerate bacteria in the mouth that can cause bleeding gums or gingivitis. Tooth loss is unlikely with a thorough and regular cleaning regimen.

15. Myth-Dental X-rays are unnecessary.

It is necessary to have dental X-rays to detect decay and other problems and it should not be feared because the radiation dose is very small especially when dentists use digital radiography.

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How Oral Health Impacts Your Pregnancy Everything you need to know about how oral health impacts your pregnancy and the health of your new baby by Mark Burhenne DDS

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10 Dental Symptoms You Should Never Ignore Sometimes tooth sensitivity or bad breath are just symptoms of a flu bug that will go away when your flu does. But sometimes, these symptoms that show up in the mouth are the body's way of letting you know that something much more serious is going on...

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7 mistakes parents make with their kids’ teeth You know regular brushing, a healthy diet and dental visits are some of the best ways to prevent cavities, yet experts say many parents are falling short when it comes to oral hygiene.

10 TIPS TO CURE BAD BREATH

1: Visit Your Dentist .

One of the most common causes of persistent bad breath is also one of the most overlooked: a lack of regularly scheduled visits to your dentist. The Indian Dental Association recommends that children and adults have a professional cleaning regularly.

2: Skip the Ci******es.

3: Eat to Smell sweet .
Take fruits high in vitamin C, for example. Melons, berries and citrus fruits such as oranges are packed with vitamin C, something that doesn't sit well with the bacteria in your mouth.

4: Use Nature's Cures .
Chase your meal with green tea or sip it throughout the day. Green tea helps keep your breath fresh because it has antibacterial compounds that fight the germs in your mouth. Up the ante by using a cinnamon stick to stir your tea; cinnamon has essential oils that fight stinky breath, too

5: Rinse After Eating and Drinking

6: Know the Culinary Culprits
Garlic or onions,Meat particles are known for sticking around, High-protein and low-carb diets, while a possible boon to your waist size, aren't great for your breath.

7: Don't Rely on Mints
May work for a little while, but eventually the smell will break through.

8: Wet Your Whistle
Drink more water per day

9: Clean Your TONGUE

10: Brush and Floss
The action of brushing your teeth is more important than the type of toothpaste you use