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Exploring Oral Health Symptoms, Issues and Solutions

Hi, my name is Jenny, and I decided to create this blog to help people who have questions about their oral health. In it, I plan to look at symptoms of various oral issues from cavities to mouth cancer. I also plan to include posts on various dental conditions and their solutions. I want to explore contemporary solutions, homes remedies and cutting-edge ideas. I started this blog because I am always encouraging my kids to follow their passions, and it seemed like a good time to delve into one of my passions. I have always been interested in dental health, and creating this blog gives me a chance to explore that interest while helping others.

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4 Reasons Why You Should Regularly Visit Your Dentist

Posted on August 5, 2021

To ensure good dental health, you need to visit a dentist at least twice a year. Healthy gums and teeth contribute greatly to your overall well-being. So, if it's been years since you visited a dentist for a dental check-up, here are the four compelling reasons you must schedule an appointment as soon as you can. The Early Diagnosis of Dental Issues  Over time, your teeth may gradually wear out, causing many dental issues such as gum problems and tooth decay. [Read More]

What Issues Can Chewing on Only One Side of Your Mouth Cause?

Posted on June 17, 2021

If you have noticed that you tend to favour one side of your mouth more while chewing food, try to balance your chewing more. Chewing on just one side of your mouth can cause several issues that have long-term effects on your health. Although many people favour one side of their mouth while chewing, this is not a healthy habit. By continuing to chew on mostly one side, you are setting yourself up for various oral issues. [Read More]

What Causes Gum Tissue to Become Swollen?

Posted on May 25, 2021

Gum tissue plays a pivotal role in keeping your mouth healthy. Each tooth has its own gum tissue that covers it, keeping bacteria and food debris from entering the space around your teeth. But just like the other fragile parts of the human body, gum tissue sometimes suffers from trauma or infection. One of the first indications that something is wrong is swelling. Gum swelling occurs for several reasons. Here are some of the most common reasons for swollen gum tissue. [Read More]

Can You Begin Invisalign If You're Affected by Gum Recession?

Posted on April 8, 2021

Invisalign works by a process known as bone remodelling, which moves your teeth at a pace that allows your jaw to reform as your teeth are moved into alignment. It's a safe, painless process, but your mouth needs to be in a sufficiently healthy state to support this process. If you've been affected by periodontal disease to the point that your gums have receded, you might be wondering whether Invisalign is for you. [Read More]