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If morning sickness makes you vomit a lot or gives you bad acid reflux, your tooth enamel may be open to damage. To avoid eroding enamel, be careful how you treat your teeth after you throw up. How Morning Sickness Affects Tooth Enamel When you vomit, your teeth may be exposed to stomach acids. Like any other acid, these substances can lead to dental erosion, damaging the enamel on your teeth and sometimes causing tooth decay.

Truth said, many people don't often visit a dentist as regularly as they are supposed to. They only think about seeing a dentist when they suffer from serious dental discomforts like toothaches and bleeding gums. This shouldn't be the case; it is important to see a dentist regularly to provide preventive care for your teeth. Preventive dentistry is a great way to keep your teeth healthy and reduces dental costs. Here are some preventive dental care services that you should provide for both you and your family.

If you fancy replacing your pearly-white Hollywood smile with something with more bling, you might be considering a teeth grill.  'Grillz', or 'fronts' as they're colloquially known, are the latest celebrity fad, and one that's fast catching on among the general younger populous.  But before you rush off to the dentist to have the family silver affixed to your choppers, here's the low-down on grillz. What are 'grillz'? Grillz are basically just decorative tooth covers.

As people age, they begin to face a variety of inevitable health issues. Tooth loss is one of these problems, and can often occur in adults who suffer from certain diseases or as a result of a poor dental hygiene. While it's something normal to lose your teeth as you age, the process of tooth loss and having to wear dentures could prove damaging to your confidence. Here are some tips that will turn you into a confident denture wearer!

Something that puts many people in fear of dental visits is the dreaded needle used to deliver anaesthesia for many routine dental procedures.  Luckily, there is good news for needle-phobics. Here are some painless forms of dental anaesthesia delivery that could soon make needles a thing of the past. Electronic anaesthesia The TENS system, or Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation to give it its full name is the most popular form of electronic anaesthesia.

Invisalign treatment is one of the most popular and revolutionary dental procedures to emerge in oral hygiene over the past few years. After receiving FDA approval several years ago, these near-invisible aligners have replaced metal braces as the favoured method for straightening crooked teeth, and involve frequent trips to the orthodontist for a fresh alignment every couple of weeks. Despite its popularity among dental patients, invisalign treatment won't do all the work for you.

It's easy for parents to think that because their child's baby teeth are going to eventually fall out that they don't need to see a dentist until after this happens. They may also assume that a child's new teeth are so healthy that they aren't likely to need dental work until they get much older. In truth, it's good to take your child to a dentist regularly once their teeth start to come in, and then especially right after they get their adult teeth.