Hey Guys
This is Dr Shilpa. I hope everyone is having a great weekend and finished their Xmas shopping. Not long to go now – 17 days to Xmas and the count-down begins
I want to share with you all today the importance of Active maintenance of teeth and what this means to us.
Lot of people ask me, why do I have to go to the dentist when everything feels fine and there is no pain. It is very similar to servicing your car.
Everyone knows that certain foods are not recommended by dentists, but a growing body of research is now finding that certain foods may be good for teeth, too.
Just as some foods may keep your heart healthy, others may promote oral health. It is no surprise that promoting oral health through diet also improves overall health, and here at Prevent Dental Suite we’d like to suggest a few foods to add to your diet, as well as a few foods to restrict.
Follow this advice and you can improve your dental, and your overall, health!
If you have diabetes, you are likely aware that the disease can harm your eyes, nerves, kidneys, heart and other important systems in the body. But were you aware it can also cause problems in your mouth? In fact, people with diabetes have a higher than normal risk of periodontal diseases and losing teeth.
As 5% of Australians suffer from diabetes, at Prevent Dental Suite we think it is important that our patients and readers understand how the diseases are related, their effects, and how they interact.
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