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Fruits that actually Whiten Teeth.. A few must knows..

What Fruits Are Good for the Teeth?

            APPLE:

Often referred to as "Dental Detergent"- as it has scrubbing effect.

As this water rich fruit stimulates saliva production.

Dislodge newly formed dental plaque.

It help to whiten teeth, as it contains malic acid an ingredient which is used in many teeth whitening products.

 

  PEARS:

This is also water rich fruit, which stimulate the flow of saliva.

Buffering your teeth against acid.

Helps to dilute the sugar on teeth surface.

 

 

STRAWBERRIES:

Strawberries are brimming with gum building vitamin -c, a key vitamin that maintains your gums strength and integrity.

Contains malic acid, a natural whitener.

The natural acid in this summery red fruit is a natural astringent to remove surface stains.

 

 

Protect your teeth by ending every meal with raw fruits and vegetables, as their high water content helps keep your teeth and gums clean along with a regular 6 monthly professional clean ups at iDENT Clinic, to keep up your healthy bright smile.

 

Regards

iDENT

Idyll Dental

022 40147049

www.smileident.com

 

 

 

          

 

 

 

 

 

                                              Warm Regards
                                               iDENT Clinic,
                                                Idyll Dental

                                               022 40147049
                                          www.smileident.com

Wish you a Very Happy Dussehra...

Warm Regards

iDENT Clinic

Idyll Dental

9321330133

www.smileident.com

Teething: Your Babies first..

Teething: How to make your child comfortable through it all..

Teeth actually start developing while your baby's in the womb, when tooth buds form in the gums. Teeth break through one at a time over a period of months, and often — but not always — in this order: First the bottom two middle teeth, then the top two middle ones, then the ones along the sides and back. They may not all come in straight, but don't worry — they usually straighten out over time.
The teeth only start to grow throughout the gums when the baby is 6-9 months old. Other teeth follow over the following months. A child is usually aged around 2½ or 3 when they have their full set of first teeth.

Important Signs :

 

• Red and swollen gums.
• Red flushed cheek or face.
• Rubbing their ears on the same side as the tooth which is coming through.
• Dribbling more than usual.
• Waking more at night and generally being more unsettled.
• Inconsistent feeding.
• Rubbing their gums, biting, chewing or sucking more.
• Irritable and unsettled
• Mild fever and diarrhea.

 

Treatment for teething

• Many babies and children will have minimal or no symptoms when they are teething so will therefore not need any treatment.
• Gently rubbing over the infants gums.
• Many children find that biting on a clean and cool object is soothing (for example, a chilled teething ring).
• Something to chew on, such as a firm rubber teething ring or a cold washcloth
• If your child is in pain , then giving medicines such as  infants' acetaminophen, may help(only on Doctor's recommendation)
• Teething gels (topical)
• If drool causes a rash on your baby's face, wipe, but don't rub, the drool away with a soft cotton cloth. You can also smooth petroleum jelly on his chin before a nap or bedtime to protect the skin from further irritation.

We do whatever it takes to make our baby comfortable and the good news is : its just a phase which will soon pass leaving cute little pearly whites in the end :)

 

            

 

 

 

Time to celebrate..

 

 

 

Wish you all a very Happy Ganeshutsav..

 

Team iDENT, Idyll Dental

www.smileident.com 

Which chewing gum to choose for bad breath fighting ability..

If you chew gum, choose your gum carefully.

Any gum will help with bad breath because the chewing action results in more saliva being produced. Some gums, however, have better bad-breath-fighting abilities than others. These are some factors to consider..

 

Cinnamon flavoring seems to be especially effective in reducing bacteria counts in your mouth.

Look for gum sweetened with xylitol. For one thing, sugar's not good for your mouth. Xylitol is a sugar substitute that actually works to prevent bacteria from replicating in the mouth.

Chewing gum stimulates saliva production (in addition to covering up the odor with some kind of scent). Mints do not encourage saliva production which is good for better oral health.