Espoir Dental Care Clinic

21/09/2020

Do good every day.. it will come to you.🙏

01/09/2020

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29/07/2020

Person with braces can co relate🥰

24/07/2020

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12/07/2020

For good dental health.. city

There are certain foods that get into our system and provide extra vitamins to the enamel of our teeth to keep them healthy.

25/06/2020

Halitosis (Bad breath)
Halitosis – or chronic bad breath – is something that mints, mouthwash or a good brushing can’t solve. Unlike “morning breath” or a strong smell that lingers after a tuna sandwich, halitosis remains for an extended amount of time and may be a sign of something more serious.

What Causes Halitosis?
⚫️Dental Issues:- Cavities and deeper pockets from gum disease give bad breath bacteria extra places to hide in your mouth that are difficult to clear out when you’re brushing or cleaning between your teeth. Either can contribute to halitosis.

⚫️Mouth, Nose and Throat Infections.

⚫️Dry mouth:-Dry mouth can be caused by medications, certain medical conditions, alcohol use, to***co use or excessive caffeine.

⚫️Smoking and to***co.

⚫️Other chronic conditions:- While halitosis is most often linked to something happening in your mouth, it may also be a sign of gastric reflux, diabetes, liver or kidney disease.

🔎HANDLING HALITOSIS:-
If you notice your breath has been less than fresh lately, start by following a healthy daily dental routine – brush twice a day for two minutes with a fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth once a day.
If you notice your bad breath persists, check in with your dentist. Together, you can track down what the cause may be. With a proper cleaning and exam, your dentist can help rule out any oral health problems and advise you on next steps, including what types of dental products to use, treatment plans to take care of cavities or gum disease.

07/06/2020

Preventing Cavities and Keeping Baby's Teeth Healthy
⚫️Dish up foods rich in vitamins and minerals
⚫️Scrap the sugar
⚫️Stick to water
⚫️No sharing spoons
⚫️Use a cup instead of a bottle
⚫️No bottles in bed
⚫️Brush before bedtime
⚫️Use fluoride toothpaste