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How to Prevent Tooth Enamel Loss?

  What Is tooth enamel?   Tooth enamel is a translucent substance that protects the chemical and physical damage of the tooth. It is stated as the most rigid tissue in the human body, more than bones. It is a hard-outer layer on a tooth that protects you from feeling the extreme hot or cold temperature. The tooth sensation while consuming something cold or hot is known as sensitivity and t occurs when the enamel layer starts fading.   The tooth has chances to catch cavities and decay if the layer starts shedding. It is equally essential to protect the enamel layer of tooth responsible for maintaining your tooth's health. Foods and beverages such as coke, wine, coffee, alcohol and tobacco can leave stains on your tooth. Regular dental check-ups can help you in keeping your tooth white and healthy.   What effects tooth enamel?   Sugar intake   Acidic food   Dry mouth   Alcohol consumption   Hard brushing   Teeth grinding   Symptoms of tooth enamel   Pain or sensation while eating hot

Important Facts About Dental Implants

Dental implants are one of the significant innovations in the field of dentistry to replace a missing or damaged tooth with natural looking posts. These are the only natural-looking artificial alternate to replace the natural tooth in terms of strength and durability. Getting a dental implant can restore your ability to bite and chew the food without any issue.   After inserting the dental implant into jawbones, the bones stick around the implant like natural rots mimicking s trong bonds like biological roots.   Here the few essential facts that you should know if you are undergoing dental implant surgery.   Dental implants are painless!   The dental implant procedure involves prostheses, inserting metal posts into jawbones, which might sound painful and scary. But trust us! The process is done after numbing your mouth and under the guidance of expert dentists who make sure to cause bearable pain while implanting. Dental implant surgery has a success rate of 98%. Thus, anyone with good