ORAL HEALTH ARTICLES
Teeth whitening? yes/no?
Today we are going to clear up all those doubts that are on the minds of many patients who are thinking of having their teeth whitened. Many patients are afraid of
Today we are going to clear up all those doubts that are on the minds of many patients who are thinking of having their teeth whitened. Many patients are afraid of
WHAT IS IT FOR? Endodontics is a conservative procedure that treats the inside of the tooth and allows you to keep your natural tooth, the bone and the gum that surrounds it, so that the tooth can remain intact.
You probably think that you chew correctly and that you don't have that problem. But after reading this post you might change your mind about that.
The bruxism is an involuntary habit that affects more than half of the population. 20% of the population worldwide.
If you suffer from sleep apnoea at MIDSA Odontology we want to help you, if you want to know more call us and we will give you an appointment.
Gingivitis and periodontitis (pyorrhoea) are very common diseases caused by bacteria that we have in our mouths and that we can transmit to each other. If these bacteria are not
In humans, breathing has from birth to the first year of life, for its neurological registration. Therefore, in the first year of life it is
Atypical swallowing is caused by improper placement of the tongue when swallowing food.
Sabemos que el chupete tiene un efecto calmante y reconfortante en los bebés, especialmente durante los primeros meses de vida. Sin embargo, su uso prolongado puede tener consecuencias negativas en
The periodontitis or also called gum disease, is characterised by inflammation and bleeding of the gums. If it is not treated in time, it causes gingival recession and bone loss, which leads to the loss of teeth.
Do you have diabetes? If so, you should make sure you take good care of your oral health. Studies show that people with diabetes have a higher incidence of oral diseases....
What is the way to eliminate snoring and sleep apnoea syndrome? Today it is possible with Mandibular Advancement Devices (MAD),
