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• The Perfect Way to Have the Perfect Smile
  on Apr 23, 2009 in Cosmetic Dentistry Esthetic Dentistry
  Ever dreamt of having pearly, white teeth? Well, with the advent of modern cosmetic dentistry, having that perfect smile is not far from reality. This field of dentistry primarily aims to improve dental health including function and aesthetics. A...
• Hollywood Celebrities and Bad Teeth (and Bad Smile)
  on Apr 11, 2009 in Hollywood Celebrities
  Celebrities are good-looking; there is no doubt about that - and they have to be. However, they are not immune to dental imperfections. Crooked teeth, pointy fangs, or yellowish teeth are common dental problems to most hot celebs.The following is a l...
• Hollywood Celebrities and Beauty Enhancements - Why Aren't They Contented with their Looks?
  on Apr 10, 2009 in Hollywood Celebrities
  If you are a Hollywood celebrity, then it is almost imperative that you got to have the perfect face, the perfect body and an astonishing attitude to go with it. Before, celebrities are more "natural". They possess "true" beauty that everyone dream...
• Herbal Medicines in Dentistry - Learn How To Manage Pain and Tooth Decay With These Modest Herbs
  on Feb 16, 2009 in Oral Hygiene
  Herbal medicines have been used for many years. Their history can be rooted from ancient civilization wherein their role as a primary source of medication is evident. Although today only a few of these many herbs have been approved for their commen...
• The Dental Changes That Occur When We Age - Don't Worry, They're All Normal!
  on Feb 14, 2009
  When you think of "aging", what first comes to your mind? You would probably say wrinkles, sagging of muscles, loss of that youthful glow etc. Most of us are afraid of aging because of the physical aspect and because of the fact that we are li
• Is There An Association Between Periodontitis and Atherosclerosis?
  on Feb 14, 2009 in Periodontitis
  Periodontitis and atherosclerosis are two technically different diseases that are somewhat associated with the elderly group. Some say that the susceptibility of these individuals to infections such as the above mentioned are what make these associa...
• Dental Caries: The Role of Food We Eat In Their Development
  on Dec 8, 2008 in Oral Hygiene Dental Caries
  As long as we have teeth inside our mouth, we can't escape the vicious caries that. Dental caries is caused by a multitude and diverse ecosystem of bacteria inside our mouth. These bacteria eat up the sugar we eat. They thrive into our oral cavity
• The Pros and Cons of Invisible Braces
  on Dec 4, 2008 in orthodontics
  Invisible braces are becoming a hit today!First there were the metal braces that are complete with a full head gear.Then there were the much simpler metal braces.Next are the porcelain brackets.And finally invisible braces. Invisible braces can fix...
• Regular Dental Check-Up: A Way To Get Ahead Of Dental Caries
  on Dec 3, 2008
  For most of us, we seldom visit our dentists for regular check-up. We only do so if we experience something different, maybe something painful, with our teeth. That is the only time when we consult the professional. But for mild sensitivities, we'
• Braces: A Woman's Bestfriend?
  on Dec 3, 2008 in orthodontics
  People, most especially the teens, really dislike the idea of braces? Well for one, braces make you look weird, nerdy, and what have you. We seldom watch movies that feature teen girls who are being discriminated because of the shiny, metallic thin...

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