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[prettymunchkin]

Cosmetic dentistry and smile makeover is the solution for anyone who desires a healthy, vibrant smile. Health Chakra provides Orthodontic services in Pune at an affordable rate. Cosmetic dentistry includes Dental implants, Teeth Whitening, Invisalign, and Smile designing. Some people consider having gorgeous teeth to be one of their best qualities. A beautiful, straight smile not only makes you look better, but it also benefits your overall and dental health. A cosmetic dentist can assist you in selecting the best procedure  to address your concerns.

[thehighmass]

If I could have some prayers, please — I need emergency dental care

[littletrumpetcat]

i got my wisdom teeth out (abridged version, i was not put under, i babysat a half hour later. long story) and i am in PAIN. also taking out the bloody mess of a gauze every hour fucking sucks. i almost yakked every time i pulled it out of my mouth. the worst part? every time i burp i taste remnants of paper towel. i need to know if anyone else can relate. this is so gross. im tired

[sebek-zigbolt]

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[heikeee]

at 27 years old i thought the struggle with wisdom teeth would’ve been over but no there's still 1 stubborn motherfucker poking through my gum. go on then do your thing

[soysaucevictim]

It might be my meds (can cause dry mouth) and just how badly maloccluded my teeth are (affects balance of brushing pressure)...

But watched a Bentist video abt the gum graft procedure and wondering if that would help with the sensitivity issue for one of my bicuspids. The one that's jutting out a lot.

But. Then I think probably, what would be more future-proof is actually getting my teeth straighter first ('cause if the lynch-pin is crowded teeth - my current habits/situation would likely erode the graft faster than otherwise). And THEN that would seem to make sense in this extremely hypothetical treatment plan. :/

This is just me idly rambling abt dental shit I'll probably never act on unless my dentist actually would recommend it to me.

[imperialpetco]

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[sautethehorrors]

RAAAAAAAAAARGHHHHHHHHHHH

I've made multiple appointments, ordered groceries, replied to multiple emails. Turns out having some kind of schedule can actually be motivating sometimes.

[blackhillsantlers]

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[cleffeerie]

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[momlovesyoubest]

Care Economy Revived By Kamala Harris

Care Economy Bill Failed in 2003 to be revived by Kamala Harris In 2023, President Biden tried to pass a bill on the care economy, but Senator Joe Manchin blocked the bill, saying it was “welfare economy legislation.” So, we have no new Medicare programs covering dental, vision, and hearing, leaving all but the 10% or union members with rotting teeth or $8,000 bills to dentists they cannot…

[prettymunchkin]

Healthy teeth require a lifetime of maintenance. Even if you've been told you have lovely teeth, it's still important to care for them properly every day to avoid issues. This entails using the appropriate oral care products and paying attention to your regular routine. With regular dental care, both at home and in the dentist's office, people can avoid these issues.

The following are some top techniques by Health Chakra for maintaining healthy teeth and gums.

[wellnessbloom]

Bad Breath Solutions: Proven At-Home Solutions to Keep Your Breath Fresh Without the Dentist

Root Causes of Bad Breath

Halitosis or bad breath is a common problem that people face; this leads to embarrassment and social related discomfort. The causes of this condition can be explained by science which states that this condition results from build up of bacteria in the mouth, which gives off sulfur that causes the stench. Though most people are said to suffer from halitophobia occasionally, constant breath halitosis is an indicator of some other conditions that should not be ignored.

Some of the causes of bad breath are, ill health habits such as not brushing the teeth, draught or dry mouth, and certain types of foods. Bacteria love to grow where remnant food debris and dead cells are not washed off and this forms plaques on the teeth and gum inflammation which is the cause of bad breath. Further, diseases that originate from other systems in the body for instance, sinusitis, gastro-laryngeal reflux diseases, and even chronic diseases such as diabetes can express themselves in cases of halitosis and therefore, a causative agent must be sought.

Daily Oral Hygiene: The Foundation of Fresh Breath

The single most important thing that a person who is combating halitosis should do is to brush their teeth. It involves the use of soft end bristles on a brush in order to clean all the surfaces of the teeth. Brushing should take not less than two minutes and should be done at least twice in a day. No longer do you simply scrub out the dust; you scrub to defeat the complex artefacts that generate the outcome called smell.

Of all the advice given, the least adhered to is flossing which is important in riding areas that the brush cannot access; food PAS and plaque. It also avoids the formation of such substances between the teeth which cause development of breath stale.

Another stakeholder in oral cleanliness is the tongue which must therefore be cleaned to eliminate odor causing bacteria. The tongue has a rough surface, and it is proven that most bacteria lay at the back part of the tongue which is most of the time not brushed. By using a tongue scraper or using the back of the toothbrush to clean your tongue, one will eliminate the bacterial count and, therefore, fresh breath.

Why Drinking Water Matters

The first factor of halitosis, which is lack of sufficient fluids in the body, can be an overlooked reason for mouth odors. When the mouth is dry there will be little or no saliva production and thus the growth of bacteria will be nurtured. Saliva is very crucial in rinsing of micro-particles and in the stabilization and washing off of acids produced by bacteria in the mouth. These bacteria feed in the absence of saliva, and result in the foul smell –halitosis.

A method of trying to avoid the development of halitosis is by drinking water to increase saliva production. Dehydration dries up saliva production hence the mouth remains dry and harbors for the growth of bacteria. As for me it is also advisable to drink a lot of water after the meal to avoid the possible odor-causing residues in the mouth.

Dietary Choices and Their Impact on Breath

Food eaten has a straight relationship with breath that is expelled from the mouth. This raises blood sulfur levels, though garlic and onion belong to the group of spices since they flavor foods with sulfur compounds, they are blamed for promoting bad breath. Nevertheless, there are foods that can assist in having fresh breath.

Certain fruits and vegetables such as apples and carrots have a crunch to them and help in cleaning the teeth when biting on them. Furthermore, foods that are rich in water content, including cucumbers, watermelon and others, go a long way in maintaining oral hygiene.

At the same time, sweet items enhance the growth of bacteria that provoke halitosis in the mouth. Cutting down the sweet consumption and going for other better and natural foods to take can go a long way in having a fresh breath.

Natural Mouthwashes: A Safer Alternative

Some of the commercial mouthwashes have alcohol content with the effect of causing dryness of the mouth and exacerbation of the problem of bad breath. Natural mouthwashes, in contrast, are much safer and probably more efficient in most cases.

One can use an ordinary mouthwash obtained from the natural ingredients such as water and a few drops of essential oils like peppermint or tea tree oil. Such oils contain antibacterial agents that are useful in reducing the bacterial count on the oral cavity and proffer a longer lasting fresh breath than alcohol containing mouthwash products that can have deleterious effects on the teeth and gums.

Another natural mouthwash recipe is rinsing with warm salt water since it will make gums feel better and will get rid of bacteria at the same time. These natural remedies should be taken often for the prevention of bad breath if possible, according to the findings of study.

Herbal Remedies: Harnessing Nature’s Power

Herbs have been known to work against a bad breath for centuries, and their efficiency cannot be put under doubt. For instance, parsley has chlorophyll which has the ability to eliminate bad smells. Likely to make the breath fresh after a meal, you can chew parsley from a sprig of the green herb.

Other helpful herbs are, for example mint: on one hand, it helps to get rid of bad breath, but on the other hand it also has antibacterial effects, and cloves contain eugenol which can fight infections. These herbs can be eaten raw and incorporated in our diets; regularly consumed as herbal teas, or used in preparation of mouthwash.

Lifestyle Changes for Sustained Freshness

Some of the practices in people’s everyday lives have adverse effects on oral hygiene and production of good breath. Halitosis is also caused by smoking as it stimulates the drying out of the mouth and hence the smell of tobacco. Besides the benefits connected with general health, smoking cessation considerably enhances breath aroma and quality.

Stress is also another cause that when experienced can lead to bad breath. The majority of people who are plagued by stress disregard their oral hygiene and proper functioning of the salivary glands is also adversely affected by stress. Stress may be controlled through relaxation, exercising and adequate rest which can go a long way to enhancing oral hygiene as well as ensuring that you have a rich breath.

When to Seek Professional Help

In general, this equals self-treatment, and although it can often be very efficient, sometimes professional assistance is required. Persistent bad breath not only after cleaning the teeth and adhering to the proper diet and oral hygiene may be a symptom of an underlying disease that should be treated.

Too much odor usually results from other diseases or some version of illness such gum diseases, respiratory infections, or even other diseases which might include diabetes. People with halitosis should seek professional advice from a medical practitioner so that, in addition to having fresh breath for a few hours, they get treatment for the underlying cause. Therefore, you do not have to blow the whistle, or, literally, keep whistling a flute, with bad breath as it can be prevented by proper brushing, flossing, avoiding foods that cause unpleasant breath, using some natural remedies, and leading a healthy life. This is also a profound solution to bad breath in that once you know what leads to the problem then you are in a position to handle the problem without running to the dentist every now and then.

[thearkuae]

Why Regular Wellness Exams Are Essential for Your Pet’s Health

At The Ark Animal Clinic, we believe that prevention is better than cure, and that’s why regular wellness exams are a cornerstone of our veterinary services. These routine check-ups are not just about giving your pet a clean bill of health—they’re an essential part of ensuring your furry friend lives a long, happy, and healthy life.

What Are Wellness Exams?

Wellness exams are comprehensive health check-ups that allow us to assess your pet’s overall condition. During these exams, our experienced veterinarians perform a thorough physical examination, checking your pet from nose to tail. We look for any signs of potential health issues, assess their weight, skin, coat, teeth, and overall behavior, and make recommendations tailored to your pet’s specific needs.

Why Are They Important?

Regular wellness exams are crucial because they help detect any underlying health problems early, when they are easier (and often less expensive) to treat. Many conditions, such as dental disease, obesity, and even heart issues, can develop slowly without obvious symptoms. By scheduling regular exams, you give us the opportunity to catch these issues before they become serious, ensuring your pet remains in optimal health.

What to Expect During a Wellness Exam

During a wellness exam at The Ark Animal Clinic, you can expect a comprehensive assessment of your pet’s health. We’ll discuss their diet, exercise routine, and any changes in behavior you may have noticed. We may also recommend vaccinations, blood tests, or other diagnostics to ensure your pet is protected against common diseases and conditions.

Tailored Care for Your Pet

Every pet is unique, and so are their health needs. That’s why we tailor each wellness exam to your pet’s specific age, breed, and lifestyle. Whether you have a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a senior pet, our team is here to provide the best possible care every step of the way.

Book Your Pet’s Wellness Exam Today

Don’t wait until there’s a problem—schedule a wellness exam for your pet at The Ark Animal Clinic today. Regular check-ups are the key to a long, healthy life for your furry companion. Contact us to book an appointment and give your pet the gift of good health.

[dawsonmoderndentistry]

Home Remedies to Cure Bad Breath Naturally

Bad breath, also called halitosis, is a common problem that can happen to anyone. It can lead to embarrassment and anxiety, impacting social interactions. Fortunately, there are natural remedies that can help you tackle this problem effectively. This blog will explore several home remedies to help you get rid of bad breath, focusing on easy-to-implement solutions.

What is Halitosis?

Halitosis can be caused by various factors, including poor oral hygiene, certain foods, and underlying health issues. It often stems from bacteria in the mouth that produce foul-smelling compounds. To combat this, it's essential to understand the root causes of bad breath and how to address them.

Natural Remedies for Bad Breath

While professional dental care is essential, dentist advice often includes natural remedies that can help combat this problem effectively. From simple home practices to refreshing herbal solutions, these natural methods can keep your breath fresh without harsh chemicals. 

1. Stay Hydrated

One of the simplest ways to combat bad breath is by drinking plenty of water. Drinking plenty of water helps rinse away food bits and bacteria in your mouth. Additionally, water stimulates saliva production, which plays a vital role in neutralizing odors. Aim for at least eight glasses of water daily to keep your mouth fresh.

2. Herbal Mouthwash

Using a natural mouthwash can significantly improve your breath. You can create a simple herbal mouthwash at home using ingredients like:

Peppermint oil: Known for its refreshing scent, peppermint oil has antibacterial properties that can help combat the bacteria responsible for bad breath.

Clove oil: This oil is known for its antiseptic properties and can help kill bacteria in the mouth.

To make your mouthwash, mix a few drops of peppermint or clove oil in a glass of water and swish it around in your mouth for 30 seconds before spitting it out.

3. Baking Soda

Baking soda is a versatile ingredient that can help neutralize odors in the mouth. It works by balancing the pH level in your mouth, making it less conducive for bacteria to thrive.

How to use baking soda for bad breath:

Mix one teaspoon of baking soda into a glass of water.

Use this mixture as a mouth rinse or brush your teeth with it once a week.

4. Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) is another effective remedy for bad breath. It can help balance the pH levels in your mouth and kill odor-causing bacteria.

Using ACV:

Dilute one tablespoon of ACV in a glass of water and drink it before meals.

Alternatively, you can use it as a mouthwash by mixing it with water.

5. Green Tea

Green tea contains polyphenols that can reduce bacteria in the mouth and improve breath freshness. Drinking a cup of green tea can help combat halitosis effectively.

Tips for using green tea:

Brew a cup of green tea and enjoy it without added sugar.

You can also use cooled green tea as a mouthwash.

6. Fresh Herbs

Chewing on fresh herbs like parsley, mint, or cilantro can provide a natural way to freshen your breath. These herbs contain chlorophyll, which helps neutralize odors.

How to use fresh herbs:

Keep a few sprigs of parsley or mint handy and chew on them after meals to help combat bad breath.

You can also blend these herbs into smoothies for added benefits.

Foods to Avoid

While certain foods can help freshen your breath, others can contribute to halitosis. Dairy products, in particular, can lead to bad breath for some people. This is because they contain proteins that can produce sulfur compounds when broken down in the mouth. If you notice that dairy worsens your breath, consider reducing your intake or opting for dairy alternatives.

Proper Oral Hygiene

Keeping your mouth clean is essential for avoiding bad breath. Here are some simple steps to follow:

Make sure to brush your teeth at least twice a day : Use toothpaste with fluoride to help get rid of food bits and plaque effectively.

Floss daily: Flossing helps eliminate food particles stuck between your teeth, reducing the chances of bacteria growth.

Clean your tongue: Use a tongue scraper or your toothbrush to gently clean your tongue, where bacteria can accumulate.

Sugarless Gum

Chewing sugarless gum can stimulate saliva production, which helps wash away food particles and bacteria. Look for gum containing xylitol, as it has been shown to reduce cavity-causing bacteria in the mouth.

If you're wondering how to get rid of bad breath, incorporating these natural remedies into your routine can help significantly. From staying hydrated to using herbal mouthwashes and maintaining proper oral hygiene, you have many options at your disposal. Remember, if bad breath persists despite these efforts, it may be time to consult a healthcare professional to rule out any underlying health issues. Take charge of your oral health and enjoy fresher breath naturally!