Sparkling water is referred to as fizzy water, seltzer, soda water, seltzer water, club soda, mineral water or carbonated water. Sparkling water is commonly bought in bottled form. However, new products allow people to create carbonated water at home. The fizziness is due to then carbon dioxide infused into the water. Mineral water is sometimes naturally carbonated from the water source, but the bottling company also adds carbon dioxide.
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Can Sparkling Water Harm Your Teeth?
July 6, 2018
Digital Scanning Now Available At Salvaggio Dentistry!
June 19, 2018
Digital scanning technology improves patient comfort and reduces appointment times when it comes to making an impression of the mouth. Salvaggio Dentistry uses the
Treatment For Loose Teeth
June 12, 2018
Having loose teeth can be concerning, mainly depending on the cause. Common causes include:
Do I Need To Worry About Loose Baby Teeth?
June 5, 2018
Most of us know that baby teeth eventually become loose and fall out without much effort. However, there are times when a baby tooth becomes loose prematurely or too early. Baby teeth (milk teeth) become loose, and naturally, fall out to make room for the permanent adult teeth. Baby teeth become loose due to trauma to injury as well. Dental decay or cavities cause loose baby teeth as well.
What Is A Fissured Tongue?
May 29, 2018
A fissured tongue is exactly like the name describes a tongue with fissures on its surface. It is not a cause for concern, and it is considered a normal variation. Fissured tongue affects roughly five percent of the population. It affects men slightly more than women. This condition occurs during childhood; however, it is more prominent in adults. Fissures may become more defined with age.
While the exact cause is not known, it may be inherited. Fissured tongue may accompany these other conditions:
Geographic tongue: This is a condition that commonly shows up with fissured tongue. This condition is not a serious issue, and there are no significant side effects.
Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome: This is a rare condition causing swelling of the lips and face. Additionally, it causes periodic facial paralysis and a fissured tongue.
Why Is A Temporary Dental Crown Needed?
May 28, 2018
A dental crown is used to strengthen a weak tooth or to restore a tooth that is heavily damaged. A tooth with a lot of decay should not have many dental fillings because there is an increased risk of the dental fillings failing. It is best for that tooth to have a dental crown instead. A weak tooth that is prone to fracturing becomes stronger when a dental crown is placed on top. Dental crowns are also placed on top of dental implants. However, the process requires two dental visits and a temporary dental crown is placed in between the visits.
Dental Braces And Clean Teeth
May 22, 2018
If you have traditional dental braces or are considering getting them, there are a few things you should know. Unlike other orthodontic treatment options such as Invisalign, metal braces cannot be removed by the wearer. This presents some small challenges when it comes to eating certain foods, and keeping your teeth clean.
What Is Gingivitis?
May 15, 2018
Gingivitis is commonly known as gum disease and affects gum tissue. Gingivitis is reversible with regular oral care. However, untreated gingivitis progresses to periodontitis. Periodontitis involves the permanent loss of gum and bone tissue in the mouth. Additionally, untreated periodontitis causes tooth loss.
Breast Cancer And Your Oral Health
May 8, 2018
The benefits of good oral health are vital for a number of reasons. Most people know common benefits such as fresh breath and healthy gums. However, a study published in the Journal of Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology gives another reason for good oral health. The study shows that women with severe gum disease are up to three times more likely to develop breast cancer.
Canker Sore Treatment
May 2, 2018
A canker sore is an ulcer that occurs in the mouth every once in a while. Also referred to as aphthous stomatitis in medical terms. It is a small ulcer that ranges from being mildly painful to very painful for some patients. Canker sores can be minor or significant in severity. Canker sores have a little yellow or white centre with a red border.