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1. Dental Insurance Plus – How to Take Care of Your Teeth and Gums There really is not much involve in taking care of your teeth and gums. Yet when you do not have proper dental care habits your oral health is put at risk.  Listed below are the simple steps you can take to making sure to maintain good teeth and gums.  1)  Brush your teeth twice a […]...
2. Dental Insurance Plus – How to take care of your teeth and gums There really is not much involve in taking care of your teeth and gums. Yet when you do not have proper dental care habits your oral health is put at risk. Listed below are the simple steps you can take to making sure to maintain good teeth and gums. 1) Brush your teeth twice a day […]...
3. Dental Insurance Plus – Sensitive Teeth New Technology Provides Relief for Sensitive Teeth. A new ingredient in toothpaste, developed by dentists, called Novamin, can dramatically reduce teeth sensitivity. Teeth become sensitive when the gum tissue recedes, or tooth enamel wears down, exposing a tooth’s roots. Roots contain small holes or tubules that lead to nerves. Novamin plugs up the holes cutting […]...
4. Dental Insurance Plus – Exposed Tooth Root You only see about half of your tooth as the rest sits below your gumline and anchors the tooth into your jawbone. The part that is not visible is called your tooth root. All your teeth have a least one root but some of your teeth have two to three roots. When exposed to the […]...
5. Dental Insurance Plus – Post-Menopause and Dental Health Post-Menopausal Women have a Higher Risk of Tooth Loss In a new research of a study of over 1,000 post-menopausal women it was forecast that over one in four post-menopausal women have a higher risk to suffer from tooth loss over a five year period. This risk increases to nearly 90 per cent if other […]...
6. Dental Insurance Plus – Preventive Dental Care Services Preventive dental care dose start at home by having good dental care habits. Brushing your teeth twice a day flossing daily and using a mouthwash that help fight plaque. However preventive care dose not stop at just having good dental habits at home. An equally important part of your preventive dental care needs is seeing […]...
7. Dental Insurance Plus, Do Your Part in Keeping Your Teeth Healthy Dental Insurance Plus, Do Your Part in Keeping Your Teeth Healthy...
8. Dental Insurance Plus – Injury to Your Mouth Injury to the mouth may cause an exposed tooth root, such as if you break or move your teeth during an injury; this can cause the roots to become visible. For example, a blow to the face may cause a tooth to shift in the gums, exposing its root....
9. Receding Gums – Dental Insurance Plus What are receding gums? Receding gums is when your gums pull away from your teeth or draw downward, exposing parts of the tooth that your gums would typically conceal. Severe reducing gums issues may expose your tooth roots. Exposed tooth roots may also cause your teeth to become more sensitive or painful. Some of the […]...
10. Dental Insurance Plus, Higher risk of Tooth Loss in Post-Menopausal Women Dental Insurance Plus, Higher risk of Tooth Loss in Post-Menopausal Women...
11. Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay. Having proper dental care habits at home can help maintain your dental health and prevent periodontal/gum disease from developing. Good at-home dental practices include brushing your teeth thoroughly at least twice daily for three minutes. It would help if you also floss daily. Whenever possible, floss after each meal. Use as a mouthwash to help […]...
12. Dental Health Care, Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay. Dental Health Care, Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay....
13. Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay. Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay....
14. Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay. Doing your part at home to keep gum disease at bay....
15. Having good oral health goes beyond brushing and flossing your teeth. Yes, preventive dental care starts from home with brushing and flossing twice daily but using mouthwash that kills germs. However, that is still just the start of having and maintaining good oral health care. Get into the habit of looking at the inside of your mouth. Know what your gums, cheeks, and tongue usually look […]...