Sunday, 30 September 2012
Friday, 28 September 2012
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Monday, 24 September 2012
Saturday, 22 September 2012
Simply Keeping Teeth Healthy!
Keeping Teeth Healthy
Using a toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste twice a day, keeps plaque off the surfaces of
the teeth before it hardens into tartar or calculus.
Flossing once a day complements this twice-a-day brushing, by lifting plaque off the
enamel between adjacent teeth. If not removed, acids released by the bacteria in plaque
will eventually erode tooth enamel and cause cavities to form in the teeth.
Use of a mouthwash off and on is advisable.
Scaling and polishing (Professional cleaning), once in 6 months is recommended.
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Bank your Smile..
Stem Cell Banking:
Stemade, India's first and only private dental stem cell bank, is soon to foray into the Asia Pacific and the Middle East region after its successful launch in Indian market in 2009. The company which is into dental pulp stem cell banking, is already in the advanced stage of discussion with Singapore government and have initiated dialogue with the government of UAE for its probable launch in these regions this year.
With this the company will be able to introduce and launch the technology used for banking and preserving dental stem cells in these countries as well. The dental stem cells is believed to have potential to treat several diseases, such as diabetes, wound healing, Parkinson's, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, osteoarthritis etc.
Stemade which was established in India in 2009, started its operation a year later, after setting up its special cryopreservation facilities at the laboratory of LifeCell International in Chennai. Since then the company has been collecting dental stem cells from the pulp of milk tooth and wisdom tooth which is frozen and stored using cryopreservation technology to maintain their viability, for retrieval of the same for stem cell therapy treatments in future.
Idyll Dental, has a tie up with Stemade, thus we help children Bank their future. If you need more information, do contact us at smileident@gmail.com
Teeth used:
Stemade, India's first and only private dental stem cell bank, is soon to foray into the Asia Pacific and the Middle East region after its successful launch in Indian market in 2009. The company which is into dental pulp stem cell banking, is already in the advanced stage of discussion with Singapore government and have initiated dialogue with the government of UAE for its probable launch in these regions this year.
With this the company will be able to introduce and launch the technology used for banking and preserving dental stem cells in these countries as well. The dental stem cells is believed to have potential to treat several diseases, such as diabetes, wound healing, Parkinson's, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, osteoarthritis etc.
Stemade which was established in India in 2009, started its operation a year later, after setting up its special cryopreservation facilities at the laboratory of LifeCell International in Chennai. Since then the company has been collecting dental stem cells from the pulp of milk tooth and wisdom tooth which is frozen and stored using cryopreservation technology to maintain their viability, for retrieval of the same for stem cell therapy treatments in future.
Idyll Dental, has a tie up with Stemade, thus we help children Bank their future. If you need more information, do contact us at smileident@gmail.com
-Milk teeth
-Wisdom teeth
-Other teeth extracted due to trauma/accident-Teeth extracted during orthodontic treatment(braces)
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Strawberries for whiter teeth?
Strawberries may help whiten teeth because they contain an enzyme called malic acid, which can be found in some whitening toothpastes.
You can mash up the strawberry or just rub it on your teeth, cut in half. Leave the juice on your teeth for one minute and then rinse with water.
Some cosmetic and implant dentistry experts, also believe that the fiber in strawberries also behaves as a natural cleaner by removing bacteria from the teeth and mouth.
Sunday, 16 September 2012
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