GUIDELINES & FAQ

Why is a smile so important?

For one, it can be the bread and butter for some. Beauty queens, models and TV personalities bank everything on their looks. What would they be without a smile? If you think about it, there’d be times you would ask yourself, “How did they get such perfect smiles?” The answer is: they took their oral health and hygiene seriously. There’s always a good reason to smile! One would be knowing you have a great set of teeth to smile with. But, not everybody has the luxury of possessing that killer smile. Many people all over the world suffer from the most common dental problems because of negligence or financial capacities. People from all over the world and across all age groups suffer from common dental problems. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), majority of oral disease cases are from poor and disadvantageous population groups thus, solidifying the claim of being unable to take care of oral health because of financial capacities. Our teeth are to be treasured. They are much like every other part of our body – they can’t be easily replaced. With the strain they get from all the chewing, biting or grinding, they will also wear and tear if not take care of. Caring for them means brushing three times a day or every after meal. It means flossing regularly. It means regular visits to your dentist and staying away from food that can harm them. However, don’t be complacent just because you already have your oral hygiene routine that you religiously follow. Even people with a superb track record of keeping their teeth strong and healthy can encounter minor common dental problems. Nevertheless, we, want everyone to be responsible of their oral hygiene and health by being aware of these common dental problems, what causes them and how to prevent them.

What diseases cause dental problems?

Let's go through some of the most common diseases that come from tooth decay. Diabetes. Those with diabetes tend to be a higher risk for developing oral infections, gum disease, and tooth decay. ... Oral Cancer. ... Anemia. ... Eating Disorders. ... Finding a Quality Dentist to Help Prevent Tooth Decay.

What is the fastest way to stop a toothache at home?

Home Remedies for Toothache 1. Apply a cold compress. In general, there are two ways to stop or blunt toothache pain. ... 2. Take an anti-inflammatory. ... 3. Rinse with salt water. ... 4. Use a hot pack. ... 5. Try acupressure. ... 6. Use peppermint tea bags. ... 7. Try garlic. ... 8. Rinse with a guava mouthwash