Showing posts with label flossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flossing. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

CSADC Reached 16,000 Children during National Children's Dental Health Month


During National Children's Dental Health Month, which took place in February, more than 16,000 children across the country received free dental screenings and/or oral health education, announced Church Street Health Management (CSHM).

This was the third year when "Healthy Child, Happy Smile Day," together with supporting community outreach initiatives provided free dental screenings and taught children about brushing and flossing and the importance of regular dental visits.

As part of the company's "Healthy Child, Happy Smile Day," Church Street Health Management's associated network of (which consists of more than 70 dental clinics in 22 states throughout the U.S.) caregivers held free screenings and community events.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

How often should I brush and floss?


It's not a secret that brushing and flossing help control the plaque and bacteria that cause dental disease. The bacteria in plaque convert certain food particles into acids that can cause tooth decay. In case if plaque remains there, it can easily turn into tartar, after what they start destroying the gums and bone, causing periodontal disease (in case the plaque and tartar are not removed). These issues can only be controlled by regular brushing and flossing.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

General Dentistry Prevents Disease & Beautifies Smiles


General dentistry focuses on preventative dentistry and covers a wide range of procedures. This includes the initial consultation and diagnostics such as x-rays, CAT scans and wax moulds for replacement teeth. The dentist uses a variety of methods like tests, x-rays and the like to determine what is wrong with your teeth before treatment. But keep in mind that general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry are not completely separate, as they are being used in many procedures, making your smile at the same time healthy and beautiful.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

How to prevent Tooth Discoloration


Needless to say, that the color of your teeth has a straight affect on your smile. And under the words "beautiful smile" we mean perfect, white teeth. If your teeth are yellowish or stained - it's a sign of poor oral hygiene, but are lucky because today tooth discoloration can be easily remedied with teeth whitening  services.
Our teeth reflect our lifestyle and nutrition, so if you usually drink tea, soda, red wine, fruit juice and coffee your teeth can be stained. At the same time if you want to have the perfect smile - you should avoid acidic foods, as they open up enamel's pores. You should be careful with a temperature of beverages, it makes the tooth expand and contract.