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How to put your dental problems away!

Ever heard of the saying “You are what you eat?” The truth is, this motto also applies to your oral health and teeth. To keep your oral problems away, you must follow a healthy diet, along with a good dental regimen and regular visits to your Brampton dentists . Here are a few ways to live a life free of any major oral issues: Follow a healthy nighttime regime: It is important to follow a strict nighttime oral care regime. This is because if you neglect your teeth at night, you may undo all your efforts of taking care of your teeth during the day. To start with, brush and floss your teeth at night before bed, and avoid binge eating. Avoid the worse foods Sticky foods such as, gummy candies, taffy, and caramel tend to cling to your teeth, producing harmful bacteria. Avoiding any kind of sticky foods will help you keep the bacteria down, and secure your teeth. If you have a sweet tooth, be sure to floss and brush soon after you consume a treat. Also, be careful with foods such as

An Aerial View On Dental Veeners

Originally invented by a Californian Charles Pincus in 1928 to temporarily alter the appearance of actors’ teeth for a film, Dental Veneers or Porcelain Veneers are thin, fabricated, shell-like material placed over your teeth to help improve their aesthetic appearance. Dental Porcelain Laminates or Dental Veneers can be used to alter the color, shape, size or length of your teeth. These are created from the impressions of a patient’s natural teeth using composite or dental porcelain. After being designed in a dental laboratory by professional dentist Brampton , these porcelain replacements are fixated to the front of teeth or tooth that are beyond repair using special cement, typically resin cement. Commonly two main types of materials are used to fabricate a Veneer: Composite or Resin and Dental Porcelain . Porcelain veneers are stain resistant and gum tissue is more tolerant to these in comparison to resin veneers, which are thinner and require removal of less of the tooth surf