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Makati branch : 8156172
BGC branch : 8330020
09173828469 @ Fort Palm Spring

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Tooth Brushing: How To Brush Your Teeth

Brushing your teeth twice a day will help keep your teeth and mouth healthy. Here are some helpful tips, including how to brush your teeth.

Toothflix® ADA© - Taking Care of Your Teeth and Gums

What and how often you eat can affect your teeth

Eating habits and food choices can lead to tooth decay, or cavities. A steady supply of sugary foods and drinks, including sports and energy drinks, can damage teeth. But snacking or “grazing” all day long can also lead to tooth decay.

Plaque (sounds like “back”) is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth. When you do not remove plaque from your teeth every day, it builds up. Plaque bacteria use sugar to make acid that attacks enamel, the hard surface of the tooth. The acid can attack tooth enamel for up to 20 minutes after you consume sugary foods or drinks.

When you have sugary foods or drinks many times a day or sip the same sugary drink for a long time, acid attacks the enamel again and again. Repeated acid attacks can cause tooth decay, which must be treated by a dentist.

One way of making smarter food and drink choices is to read their labels to make sure they are low in added sugar.

Snack and Sip All Day? Risk Decay!

Do you sip soft drinks or other sugary drinks all day at your desk? Do you use breath mints or eat candy often? Instead of eating meals, do you snack all day? Do you often grab a sports or energy drink when you are tired?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be increasing your chances of tooth decay...

Mouth and Throat Cancer

Cancer is a deadly disease. Each year in the United States, about 40,000 new cases of mouth and throat cancer are diagnosed. Almost half of those patients will die within five years.

Your dentist checks for cancer every time you visit. Cancers that are found early can be easier to treat-so these types of cancer screenings are one more reason to see your dentist regularly.

This page will tell you some ways to lower your risk for mouth and throat cancer. And by watching for the symptoms listed here, you are more likely to find the cancer earlier if you do have it.
What Are the Signs Of Mouth & Throat Cancer?

Below is a list of mouth and throat cancer signs and symptoms. Check your mouth in the mirror each day when you brush and floss. If there are any changes in your mouth or neck, or if you notice any of these signs or symptoms, contact your dentist.

Signs of oral (mouth) cancer:

a sore or irritation that doesn't go away
red or white patches
pain, tenderness or numbness in mouth or lips
a lump, thickening, rough spot, crust or small eroded area
difficulty chewing, swallowing, speaking, or moving your jaw or tongue
a change in the way your teeth fit together when you close your mouth


Cancer on the tongue Cancer on the lip Leukoplakia (which can turn into cancer) inside the cheek



Signs of throat cancer:

lump or growth in the throat or neck area
cough or sore throat that doesn't go away
ear ache
trouble with swallowing
hoarseness or other changes in your voice



Am I at Risk for Cancer?

Anyone can get cancer. However, it occurs most often in people who smoke ci******es, ci**rs, or pipes and drink heavily (30 drinks or more per week). That combination is estimated to cause the majority of mouth and throat cancers diagnosed in the United States. Here are some additional risk factors:

Current research shows that some types of human papillomavirus (HPV) can cause throat cancer, which affects the base of the tongue and tonsils. HPV is very common-many people have the virus in their bodies and don't even know it.
People who often spend long periods of time in the sun are at higher risk for lip cancer.
A diet with too few fruits and vegetables may increase the risk for cancer.

How Can I Lower My Risk for Mouth and Throat Cancer?

As part of your oral hygiene routine, watch for changes in the soft tissues of your mouth.
Avoid all to***co products.
Avoid heavy alcohol use.
Feel your neck regularly for lumps.
Visit your dentist for regular oral cancer screenings.

How Can My Dentist Help?

During a dental exam, your dentist will check your face, neck and mouth for lumps, red or white patches, and sore areas that do not heal. Be sure to tell your dentist if you see any changes in your mouth and neck. If signs of cancer are found, it is easier to treat at this stage than later on.

Be aware of any changes in your mouth and throat. If you have any concerns about mouth an throat cancer.. talk to us

Dental Implant - A device specially designed to be placed surgically within or on the mandibular or maxillary bone as a means of providing for dental replacement; endosteal (endosseous); eposteal subperiosteal); transosteal (transosseous).

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Makati Branch

BGC Branch fort falm spring unit B 30th st. cor 1st ave Bonifacio Global City Taguig.. 8330020

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Full mouth reconstruction:
Restorative dental treatments
dental crowns
bridges
fillings
inlays
onlays
dental implants to replace missing teeth, replicating them from root to crown.
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