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Hosanna! Dental Surgery wishes all a joyful Good Friday!

Happy Chinese New Year!
祝大家新年快乐！

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祝贺大家，新年快乐，福星高照，虎年行大运，步步高升!

Hosanna ! Dental Surgery wishes everyone a Happy Chinese New Year ahead! We will be opening at these special hours during the CNY period.

31 Jan (CNY Eve) - 9am to 1pm: 迎接新春
1 Feb to 4 Feb - Closed for CNY: 虎年行大运
5 Feb - opening hours as usual: 开工大吉

Dear Patients and friends, here's our best wishes to an even better 2022! 😆

Christmas is not an external event at all, but a piece of one’s home that one carries in one’s heart.

From the staffs of Hosanna ! Dental, we wish you a blissful Christmas ahead.

Operating hours during this festive season

24th Dec - 9am to 1pm
25th Dec - Closed, Merry Christmas!

31st Dec - 9am to 1pm
1st Jan - Closed, Happy New Year!

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We will be closed on 4th November 2021 for Deepavali and normal operating hours will resume on 5th November 2021.

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Man Gets Popcorn Stuck in His Tooth, Leading to Major Heart Surgery

https://www.sciencealert.com/diy-dentistry-ended-with-major-open-heart-surgery-for-a-middle-aged-british-man

sciencealert.com A stray popcorn kernel nearly cost a 41-year-old UK man his life last year, by sparking a heart infection that required major surgery to fix.

Would You Let a Barber Pull Your Teeth? A Brief History of Dentistry

Hesy-Re lived around 2600 BC, and is commonly considered the first dentist. He was an Egyptian scribe. The inscription on his tombstone sang his praises as “the greatest of those who deal with teeth, and of physicians.”

Don’t forget the ancient Sumerians–they made contributions to the dental field by documenting some of the first cases of tooth decay … although we have to deduct points because they thought cavities were caused by creatures called “tooth worms.”

Could you imagine Hesy-Re or the ancient Sumerians walking into a modern dental office?

https://thedentalexpress.com/brief-history-of-dentistry/

thedentalexpress.com In the last ten years, scientific advancements have taken dentistry to a whole new level. To appreciate what we have, it’s helpful to see where we’ve been.

www.nhcs.com.sg

Madam Tan made an appointment with a dentist only when she started having a severe toothache. She had three infected wisdom teeth, all of which were impacted or blocked by her gums.

Afraid that the removal of her wisdom teeth would be very painful, she had put off the visit to the dentist until she could no longer take the pain.

Like Madam Tan, many people delay having their wisdom teeth removed until they develop symptoms. Common reasons for doing so include the fear of pain and the prevailing belief that wisdom teeth do not need to be removed if they are not causing problems.

However, there are good reasons for removing wisdom teeth as soon as it is practical to do so.

https://www.nhcs.com.sg/news/patient-care/be-wise-about-removing-wisdom-teeth

nhcs.com.sg Madam Tan made an appointment with a dentist only when she started having a severe toothache. She had three infected wisdom teeth, all of which were impacted or blocked by her gums.

Brush your teeth -- postpone Alzheimer's

Brush your teeth -- postpone Alzheimer's

The researchers have determined that gum disease (gingivitis) plays a decisive role in whether a person developes Alzheimer´s or not.

"We discovered DNA-based proof that the bacteria causing gingivitis can move from the mouth to the brain," says researcher Piotr Mydel at Broegelmanns Research Laboratory, Department of Clinical Science, University of Bergen (UiB).

The bacteria produces a protein that destroys nerve cells in the brain, which in turn leads to loss of memory and ultimately, Alzheimer´s.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/06/190603102549.htm

sciencedaily.com Researchers in Norway have discovered a clear connection between oral health and Alzheimer's disease.

How often should you see your dentist?

https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/how-often-should-you-see-your-dentist

straitstimes.com MOH encourages patients to discuss the recommended frequency of dental check-ups with their dentists, as regular dental check-ups allow early detection of dental problems.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

6 Invisalign Hacks You Want to Know | Mom on the Side

https://momontheside.com/invisalign-hacks

momontheside.com Getting ready to start Invisalign Treatment or thinking about it? Here are 6 Invisalign Hacks you want to know, that we've learned over the last year!

Operating half day on Christmas Eve. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

IDEM Singapore

We are close today . Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

http://www.idem-singapore.com/

idem-singapore.com IDEM will open our doors on 13 April! To help you make your way to the show without any hassle, we've put together some information on how to get to Suntec Singapore. Click the banner above to find out more. For registration counter opening hours, click here.