With mouth cancer on the rise, it is imperative that all members of the dental team are involved in the preventative and diagnostic measures against it. Mouth cancer affects the lips, tongue, cheeks and throat and can present itself in many surface or sensory symptoms. With knowledge gained through...
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Fluoride is a mineral that naturally occurs in varying amounts in our water sources and helps to keep our teeth strong. Research shows that fluoride not only reduces cavities but can also help to repair tooth decay in its early stages, which means the use of fluoride is beneficial...
The basics of microbiology are important to fully understand the role of bacteria in oral health. It is these microbes which are either responsible or contribute to most oral health ailments. Whether it be the appearance of plaque on the teeth, gingivitis in the gums or dental cavities, bacteria...
5 Ways Probiotics Can Keep Your Mouth Healthy When it comes to our mouths, it’s not just about how white or straight our teeth are, keeping it healthy is of far greater importance. In fact our oral health is crucial to our general well-being. With our mouths being the...
