Sack the cracks: taking care of an age-old problem

Article Abstract:

Cracked teeth are fairly common and may have a variety of causes, ranging from athletics, to hard food. Painful cracks should be treated, while small painless ones usually will not require treatment. Recommendations for preventing the progression of tooth cracks are discussed.

Teeth

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Hormones for healthy teeth; gum disease experts tally benefits of estrogen

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that estrogen supplements may help postmenopausal women keep their teeth longer. In a study of 300 women, estrogen supplements were linked to reduced gum bleeding and a reduction in the amount of bone loss around teeth.

Health aspects, Prevention, Postmenopausal women, Estrogen, Estrogens, Periodontal disease, Periodontal diseases

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Hygiene on the run: keep your mouth fresh anywhere, anytime

Article Abstract:

Methods of freshing the breath away from home include rinsing the mouth with plain water, or water with a little toothpaste in it; using a damp toothbrush without toothpaste; using dental floss and chewing sugarless gum after meals.

Breath, Offensive, Bad breath

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