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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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Reasons to Visit a Dentist: 3 Common Oral Health Issues in Older Adults

Posted on October 21, 2020

Ageing is not always a pretty process, and your mouth will also suffer the consequences. Maintaining dental health for older adults is not easy because they are more vulnerable to dental issues. A lifetime spent chewing, gnashing, and grinding, added to medical problems can lead to various dental issues among older adults. Most ageing adults are also not keen on dental appointments. However, it is important to schedule an appointment with your older adult's dentist for an extensive diagnosis. [Read More]

Does Epilepsy Affect Your Dental Health?

Posted on August 21, 2020

If you've recently been diagnosed with epilepsy, you might be wondering if your condition will affect your dental health. Although epilepsy doesn't directly have an impact on your teeth, there can be some circumstances where your teeth can be damaged as a result of the condition. This doesn't mean that your teeth will automatically become a problem site, but it's something you need to be aware of. Damage During a Seizure [Read More]

Is It Safe to Keep a Dead Tooth?

Posted on December 13, 2019

Do you suspect that one of your teeth has died? Is it even possible for a tooth to die? Although not many people are aware of this, teeth are much more than just blocks of enamel. Inside each tooth is a bundle of nerves. These nerves receive blood, nutrients and oxygen from the rest of the body. However, if infection or trauma severs this connection, the tooth dies. If a tooth dies, the biological tissue inside it will begin to rot. [Read More]

How Eating With Dentures Is Better Than Eating With Some or No Teeth

Posted on November 20, 2019

Losing teeth doesn't just affect the way you look. It also has an impact on how — and what — you eat. While you can still eat with some or even no teeth, doing so will harm your health in a number of ways. If you are putting off the idea of getting dentures because you don't think you need them or you dislike the idea of wearing dentures, you might be surprised to learn that eating with them has a number of health benefits. [Read More]