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What Is A Mouthguard? |
Posted on 12/19/2022 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim |
| A mouthguard is a device used to guard the teeth against injuries, and it is usually made of rubber or plastic. It is essential, especially for people who play sports like rugby, basketball, badminton, baseball, etc. This kind of device is also used to prevent common dental diseases like gum infections and tooth cavities. The best part is that you can find mouthguards in different sizes, shapes, and colors. They are very comfortable to wear, and you can also choose the material you most prefer. The most common types of mouthguards are custom-made, and they are found in a dentist's office. Mouthguards and Bruxism Mouthguards are not only meant for people who play sports. They are also suitable for people with teeth grinding issues. This is because they help reduce the teeth' clenching while you sleep. Teeth grinding usually causes teeth fracture and cracks but using a mouthguard will help eliminate these issues. Your dentist will take impressions of your teeth so that he... Read more... |
Retainers Vs. Dental Braces |
Posted on 12/5/2022 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim |
| Although most people assume retainers and braces are used to make your smile seem nicer, the truth is that they are frequently used for much more essential reasons. Teeth that are not properly aligned may make chewing unpleasant and uncomfortable, as well as difficult to clean. This may result in cavities and gum diseases like gingivitis or periodontitis. Braces or retainers may be used to straighten teeth, which improves one's smile and avoids the development of more serious dental problems. The most important difference is that braces, with the exception of Invisalign, are bonded to the teeth and must not be removed while the patient is having orthodontic treatment. However, retainers, which are normally made of polycarbonate and wire, are designed to be easily removed, and the user should only be expected to wear them for a specific length of time each day. It is a common misconception that these kinds of treatments are reserved for youngsters; nevertheless, it is never... Read more... |
Brushing Baby Teeth |
Posted on 11/21/2022 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim |
| Your baby requires good dental care after developing their first teeth. Baby teeth decay or gum disease can enormously interfere with your baby's health and nutrition. Brushing their teeth can start when you notice the first tooth growing. It is recommended that you make use of a very soft toothbrush to avoid damaging their delicate gums. The brush should have a minimum of three rows of soft bristles. Best Way to Brush your Baby's Teeth Damp the toothbrush with water and tiny toothpaste. Use the brush to make circular motions on all the surfaces of the teeth. For children below the age of three years, just make use of toothpaste equivalent to the size of a grain of rice. Ensure you assist your baby in positioning their mouth downward so that you can efficiently dribble the toothpaste into a cloth or sink. For children above the age of three years, you can encourage them to spit the toothpaste on their own. Brushing the Teeth of an Unwilling Baby Most babies... Read more... |
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