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Cavities, Bad Breath and Other Embarrassing Topics

Bad breath can ruin a first date, embarrass you in front of your friends, or have other unwanted consequences, and although everybody suffers from bad breath, no one seems to want to talk about it. Cavities often seem to be in the same category. Hi! My name is Josie, and I have struggled with cavities and bad breath in the past. I've even had unsightly ulcers between my gums and teeth. Sure, it's gross and a bit embarrassing to talk about, but there's no reason to be embarrassed. I think the internet is a fabulous place in that it lets us learn and talk about things that can be embarrassing to deal with in real life. That feeling lead me to create this blog. In this blog, I am going to offer information on cavities, bad breath and other "embarrassing" topics. I hope you learn a lot along the way!

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3 Dental Problems That Can Be Solved by a Competent Cosmetic Dentist

Posted on January 22, 2021

Many people have dental irregularities that affect their smiling, talking and eating. Some of these issues may be due to developmental anomalies during childhood, and others are because of an individual's lifestyle habits. For instance, tooth discolouration is a widespread problem among people who smoke or drink too much coffee. Other common dental issues include gaps between teeth and unevenness of the teeth. These issues can negatively impact your oral and general health. [Read More]

7 Common Causes of Bad Breath

Posted on January 22, 2021

Sometimes called halitosis, bad breath is a common but often deeply embarrassing condition. Before you can solve the problem of bad breath, you need to understand what is causing it in the first place. Consider these seven common causes of bad breath. 1. Diet  Smelly foods, such as garlic, leave a lingering odour on the breath. Brushing your teeth or chewing gum after you consume these foods can help to avoid this reaction. [Read More]

3 Keys to Finding the Right Family Dentist

Posted on December 4, 2020

Oral health is part of your general well-being. The best way to ensure your family's oral health is catered for is by choosing the right family dentist. Use these considerations to help you find the appropriate dental practitioner for your family. 1. Dental Insurance The first things you need to consider when choosing a family dentist is cost. Therefore, you need to find a dental clinic whose services fall under your dental insurance coverage. [Read More]

Three Key Elements of Dental Care

Posted on October 20, 2020

Taking care of your teeth and gums is crucial in ensuring you cn continue using your mouth to eat, drink, talk and smile comfortably. These are important functions that enable you to conduct day-to-day activities and also survive. Here are the key elements of proper dental health care. Brush and Floss Your Teeth Brush and floss your teeth at least twice a day; in the morning and the evening. Based on your preference or work schedule, you might either find it convenient to brush after or before breakfast. [Read More]