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Why Chewing Ice Is Bad for Your Teeth

Chewing on Ice

Out of anxiety or nerves, you’ve probably absentmindedly started chewing on something you weren’t supposed to. That category might include ice. And you might wonder why you’re drawn to chomping on something as cold as ice. According to dentist Karyn Kahn, DDS, it could be because it’s soothing. Dangers of chewing ice In short — there […]

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Vitamins And Minerals – Friends Of Our Teeth

Vitamins

Our oral health is directly impacted by our diet and a balanced diet, comprising the right amount of vitamins and minerals, helps in the development and maintenance of the oral cavity and craniofacial regions. Vitamins and minerals are crucial to preserving the health of the mouth cavity and controlling physiological functions. Calcium Calcium, a mineral, is a major component of bone tissue […]

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Stop Rinsing With Water After Brushing Your Teeth

Rinsing With Water

I used to rinse after brushing my teeth — and even went back over them with a wet toothbrush — to remove any remnants of toothpaste left in my mouth. But then I found out from a dentist’s TikTok video that doing this isn’t the most effective method. Why you should skip rinsing with water […]

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Malocclusions Affect Chewing and Induce Periodontal Diseases

Malocclusions

Malocclusions (bad bites) not only affect the facial appearance and shape of the face but also affect oral health and chewing function. Malocclusion occurs when the teeth are misaligned, including crowded teeth, gapped teeth, overbites, and crossbites. Malocclusions As for the causes of malocclusion, Tsai said that besides congenital factors, the following reasons might also lead […]

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