Most of us take the health of our teeth for granted – we talk, chew food and smile without a second thought. But oral diseases, and the tooth loss that often occurs as a result of them, can severely impact your overall health and wellbeing and can cost a lot of money to treat.
This section tells you all you need to know to prevent tooth decay and plaque, from brushing and flossing to going to regular check-ups with your dentist. Because many of us are at least a little intimidated by the thought of going to the dentist, the following pages also contain information about common dental procedures. Knowing more about these procedures can help control your nervousness and make your next experience at the dentist go more smoothly.
For those who suffer from dental phobia, this section also provides tips you can try to help ease the fear.
There are simple ways to keep teeth strong and healthy from childhood to old age. Here's how to keep your mouth and teeth healthy:
Your dentist may recommend a dental procedure to restore or replace a tooth that has been lost or damaged or to improve the appearance, health and function of your teeth. While some of these procedures are straightforward, others may be extremely complex. The most common dental procedures are:
Many people all over the world experience fear or anxiety about seeing the dentist. Perhaps it's the thought that treatment will hurt, or that the sounds and smells bring back memories of bad experiences as a child. If you’re anxious about seeing the dentist, here are some tips to help ease the fear:
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