The Teeth and The Beautiful Smile

Without a doubt, healthy and beautiful teeth are a precondition for general health and satisfaction in life. But beautiful smile does not exist without much effort and time. Only by everyday care, proper diet, and regular dental control, you can prevent not only the most common diseases of the teeth, dental caries, and periodontal disease, … Read more

Stem Cells From Milk Teeth

Stem cells are the basic cells of the human body. And from them all tissues are formed. However, they have the ability to transform into specific tissues during life. This means that they represent a kind of “reserve” for the recovery of damaged tissue. In theory, they can renew the heart, liver, spinal cord, and … Read more

Diet Which Benefits Health and Beauty Of Your Teeth

Undoubtedly dental health greatly depends on diet. The main enemy is sugar which cause significant increase in acidity and is converted into lactic acid. In turn, that is particularly conducive to the growth of harmful bacteria in mouth. Daily care, proper diet and regular dental control can prevent the most common diseases of the teeth … Read more

Diabetes and Oral Health

Diabetes (lat. Diabetes mellitus) is a chronic disease from the group of endocrine diseases whose most important feature is elevated blood glucose level (hyperglycemia) resulting from a disorder in hormone insulin secretion or action. According to the classification of the World Health Organization, diabetes is subdivided into type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Looking … Read more

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

Parents weren’t good parents if they would not wish all the best to their children. Small children often cry to get attention, which immediately forces the parents (especially those young and inexperienced) to search for the causes of crying and ways to quickly calm the child. In order to calm the child, parents resort to various “means and … Read more

Autism and Dental Hygiene

In 1943, the Austrian psychiatrist Leo Kanner studied children with unusual behavior patterns that avoided eye contact and had bad or not developed the ability to speak. He first described the disorder that we know today as autism. Back then, autism was considered as a form of mental retardation and/or insanity. American psychiatrist and writer … Read more

Alcoholism and Oral Health

World Health Organization defined alcoholism as long-term or occasional drinking of alcoholic beverages. Which also leads to loss of control over drinking and frequent intoxication. Alcoholics think only about drinking. And also continue to drink more heavily despite its obvious consequences. Thay can be physical, psychological, social and economic. Alcoholic is a person who drinks alcohol for … Read more