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There are things that can be done to reduce the effect of swimming on the teeth.

While adopting a healthier diet late in life will not reverse tooth decay, good nutrition can slow the progression of dental caries (cavities) and periodontal (gum) disease.

Like many things, wine can affect the teeth in a few ways, such as staining and weakening of the enamel, but it can also help prevent the growth of cavity-causing bacteria.

The worst thing you can do is ignore bleeding gums.

Rather than undo all the good your dentist has already done for you, here are some great ways to take better care of your teeth after a major dental procedure.

“Soft teeth” is a term used to describe a tooth that has grown in differently than the others. It is most often caused by damage during the growth stage that interrupts the regular development of that tooth.

These are four of the most common dental surgeries that you could need within your lifetime.

Most patients are advised to come in for dental cleanings once every six months, but some patients may require more cleanings and checkups if they have special dental concerns.

To avoid infection and get the most out of your new implants, you must know how to care for them immediately after the procedure to put them in.

Here are the reasons why you should take care of your dental health and be in touch with the dentist regularly.

Reviewed By Ray Spotts Your body contains just as many microorganisms as there are stars in the sky and they are friendly bacteria which come with us wherever we go. The benefits of these microorganisms are hugely diverse and they help our bodies to do a huge host of things, from helping us to digest certain foods to maintaining our skin barrier. As with any good host, ensuring that the environment for these microorganisms is healthy is hugely important.