The tooth stripped bare; when heartburn can lead to tooth erosion

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that people with chronic heartburn many sustain more dental erosion than people who rarely experience heartburn. Chewing sugarless gum after a meal may neutralize the tooth-eroding digestive acids that can migrate to the mouth and throat during heartburn episodes.

Care and treatment, Complications and side effects, Heartburn

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Healthy braced teeth: fluoride gel cuts cavities for orthodontic wearers

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that teenagers with braces can use prescription fluoride gel to reduce plaque and gum-bleeding levels by as much as 50%. The 23 teenagers who participated in the study applied a 0.4% solution of fluoride gel twice a day after brushing, over an 18-month period.

Health aspects, Research, Oral hygiene products, Fluorides, Dentifrices, Orthodontic appliances

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Age-proof your teeth: keeping your enamel strong through the years

Article Abstract:

Brushing after eating is the best way to prevent tooth decay. Sipping fruit juices and soft drinks through straws limits exposure to natural enamel-eating acids. Eating a diet high in calcium, phosphorus and fluoride can also help prevent tooth decay.

Protection and preservation

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