Archive for the 'Dental Care' Category

Sep 03 2010

Your Dental Health Needs More Attention As You Grow Old

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

Time and again, we have told you that even a child’s milk teeth need proper care or they are likely to make a very poor foundation for the permanent teeth in later years. Irrespective of how old you are or the phase of life you are in, you have to pay attention to your teeth. [...]

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Sep 02 2010

Where You Are Going Wrong in Dental Care

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

Are you not happy with your smile in spite of following a dental care routine regularly? You must be doing something wrong, but you don’t know what. Answer the following questions to find out.

Are you eating right? It is important to eat the right kind of food, not only for your overall well being but [...]

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Aug 31 2010

What Do You Know About Brushing Your Teeth?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

You have been brushing your teeth since you were a kid. But there are chances you don’t know much about brushing even after so many years. For example, do you know there is a right way of brushing, and that’s the only way? Do you know that you should look for changes in your toothbrush? [...]

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Aug 30 2010

Are You Missing Out On the Basics?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

The other day I saw a family of four discussing the range of electric toothbrushes in a supermarket. After a long discussion, each of them picked up a brush in his/her favorite color. As the lady passed by me, screaming at her kids, I was taken aback by the foul smell coming out of her [...]

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Aug 28 2010

How Do You Take Care of Your Teeth?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

There are many ways to show your teeth you care. Like keeping away from fizzy drinks or biting into a fruit instead of drinking its juice. What else do you do? Here’s a list of what all you should do.

Brush your teeth at least two times a day, preferably after meals. You must brush [...]

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Aug 26 2010

Dental Care Advice You Need to Pass On To Your Children

How do you tell your kids not to swear? By not swearing. Simple. If you expect your child to do or not do something, you need to show him/her your example. In dental care, you can lead only by example. So, what all dental health advice are you going to pass on to children? Read [...]

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Aug 25 2010

10 Things to Avoid For a Healthy Smile

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

You say you love your teeth. Do you really? Read through this list of things you should avoid if you want good dental health. If there is even a single thing in the list you indulge in, you need to stop boasting about your love for your teeth.

Skipping a tooth or parts of the teeth [...]

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Aug 21 2010

Tips For Everyday Dental Care

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

Imagine that you neglected your kitchen’s sink for a week. What would you notice after a week? A dirty, stinking sink. Of course, you will clean it at once, but wouldn’t it help to clean it everyday? You will need to put in just a little effort. My point in telling you all this? That [...]

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Aug 20 2010

8 Signs You Don’t Love Your Teeth

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

We all claim to love our teeth and smile when we visit the dental clinic. But more often than not, the fact that you are at your dentist’s (apart from the visits every six months) indicates that you neglected your teeth in the past. In today’s post, we bring to you eight signs that indicate [...]

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Aug 19 2010

Understanding Oral Hygiene

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

Do you go ‘Eww’ when somebody’s body odor or bad breath hits you on your nose? Of course, you do – unless you are Shrek. Now, a person who doesn’t practice personal hygiene doesn’t take long to go down in the eyes of everyone around him/her. Oral hygiene is just as important as body odor
Now, [...]

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