Kissing Can Prevent cavities?

Many studies prove that the kiss has good effects on health. Not only relieve stress and burn calories, a kiss is also believed to prevent tooth decay, including cavities. Is this true?

Although regular brushing is the best way to maintain dental health, some studies have also found that kissing is actually good for health, particularly dental health, as reported by cosmeticdentistryguide, Tuesday (06/09/2011).

The key found in the saliva or saliva. Saliva is a natural protective gear. When secretion and in contact with teeth, saliva will neutralize the acid that will be formed from food particles in the mouth and between teeth. These acids are potentially harmful to the email (enamel) tooth

Angular Cheilitis, Break-Glass in Angle's mouth

Description
Cheilitis is a broad term that describes inflammation of the surface that has the characteristics of the lips dry and chapped. While angular cheilitis is cheilitis is happening on the corner of his lips.

The results which reported that by improving oral health through the use of chewing gum containing xylitol or chlorhexidine may reduce the risk of having angular cheilitis.

Cause
Angular cheilitis is generally caused by excessive growth of Candida fungus, which results in chapped and sore at the corner of the mouth.

If Detected Early Diabetes More Diligently to the Dentist

Complications of diabetes often occur because the early symptoms of the disease is detected late. Diligently check their teeth can reduce this risk, because a variety of mouth and gum disorders are often associated with diabetes are undiagnosed.

Although not realized by an infected, diabetes or even pre-diabetes can be detected by dentists under the health condition of the oral cavity. Therefore, researchers from Columbia University emphasized the importance of diligently check their teeth and mouth.

Gingivitis, inflammatory disease and Red Swollen Gums

Description

Gingivitis is the terminology of 'gingival' which means gums and 'itis' meaning inflammation, so the definition of gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums as a result of bacterial infection.

Dental abrasion, result Brushing Too Hard

Description
Tooth abrasion is the loss of tooth structure resulting from abnormal mechanical wear. Tooth abrasion caused by friction against the teeth that are too strong and continuous. Many things can cause tooth abrasion, the most common cause of tooth brushing too hard.

Characteristic of tooth abrasion caused by brushing too hard which is the formation of curves 'V' on the neck of the teeth (the area near the gums). Abrasion can dental enamel surface of the (outer surface) and even reach the surface the deeper the dentin. If the tooth has abrasion on the tooth surface and deeper (tooth dentin open), then it will lead to sensitive teeth.