Posted by: drkam on: December 14, 2009
Introduction
Your teeth are continually bathed in saliva which contains calcium and other substances which help strengthen and protect the teeth. It also means that we tend to get a build-up of calcium deposits on the teeth. This chalky substance will eventually build up over time, like limescale in a pipe or kettle. Usually it is [...]
Posted by: drkam on: December 10, 2009
Introduction
For most of us, thorough daily oral hygiene lays the groundwork for a healthy smile. Just a simple routine of brushing and flossing, in addition to regular dental checkups, can be enough in most cases to help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath. The article seeks to suggest some techniques such as [...]
Posted by: drkam on: November 28, 2009
Introduction
It is a widely accepted view that the more you know about a particular topic, the better you are prepared when it comes to sharing your perspective, experiential knowledge and research with others through of dialogues and discussions. The basic observation also applies in the area of dental health. It follows then that some general [...]
Posted by: drkam on: November 23, 2009
Comment:
It is shocking to learn from this Bernama report which stated that only six percent of Malaysians (total population of 28 million) are utilising dental services available in our country. Given rising living standards, one would have expected adults would be conscious of good oral hygiene and dental care. Children are setting the good example, [...]
Posted by: drkam on: November 11, 2009
Safety of Mercury-containing fillings
Introduction
University of Saskatchewan research team found that surface forms of mercury in older “silver” fillings (also known as amalgams) may be less toxic than previously thought. But due to the significant mercury loss over time, human exposure to mercury lost from fillings is “still of concern” and that further research is needed [...]
Posted by: drkam on: November 4, 2009
Dental care for those above 6 year old
Dental Treatments
Filling
If you suffer from dental caries, you have to see a dentist for filling to prevent the caries from getting worse.
Why do we need filling?
*To stop pain caused by decayed tooth.
*To restore the shape and functions of the tooth, such as chewing, articulating, aesthetics, and etc.
*To keep the [...]
Posted by: drkam on: November 1, 2009
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As consumers we all like to have options. In fact, I remember a psychology course in college where we examined a vending machine study. The study, among other things, determined that they would sell more Snickers bars when there were Snickers bars and some other option, than when there was nothing but Snickers bars.
The [...]
Posted by: drkam on: October 20, 2009
Introduction
Too much flouride during the early stages of tooth development can cause fluorosis (discolourisation). Children between the ages of 1 and 4 are most susceptible to this problem. Flourosis is not a disease, but it is a cosmetic nuisance, which can be prevented in the young . But if it is allowed to go unattended, [...]
Posted by: drkam on: October 14, 2009
It takes discipline to maintain a great smile.
Introduction
It takes a lot of effort if you wish to have a good set of teeth. It calls for discipline on your part as you need to observe oral hygiene habits consistently. A good set of clean teeth with healthy gums enhances your personality by boosting your confidence. [...]
Posted by: drkam on: September 27, 2009
Introduction
Having a good set of teeth is important for your self confidence, more so if you have in the process an enhanced smile. Nothing succeeds better than that. In recent years, our society has become much more conscious of appearance and wellness than ever before. People are living longer, thanks to advances in medical and [...]