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Common habits like chewing ice, grinding your teeth, and biting your nails can chip or crack teeth, according to dentists. 

Oral health: These daily habits might be ruining your teeth, according to dentists 

These daily habits might be ruining your teeth, according to dentists 

Common habits like chewing ice, grinding your teeth, and biting your nails can chip or crack your teeth, according to dentists.&nbsp;

Time and again dentists have shared tips on how to take care of your teeth. Recently, a dentist named Wei Jian took to TikTok and revealed three common mistakes people make that could actually harm their teeth.
In his video, the dentist instructed viewers to stop nail-biting, teeth grinding and steer clear of toothpicks. These habits may lead to flat and sensitive teeth along with injured and receding gums.
Apart from this, dentists have also warned against consuming energy drinks and crushing ice with your teeth. Ice can fracture or break parts of your teeth as well as cause cracks in your enamel.
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Brushing after a meal removes food particles that provide a breeding ground for bacteria, leading to the formation of plaque.

Before or after breakfast? Dentist reveals the best time to brush your teeth  

Brushing after a meal removes food particles that provide a breeding ground for bacteria, leading to the formation of plaque.

After years of debate, dentists are finally providing clarity on the optimal time to brush your teeth after waking up.
According to Dr. Jay Joshi from UK-based MKDental, brushing your teeth after breakfast is recommended for oral health. This practice helps shield your teeth from potential damage caused by acidic foods and beverages, such as coffee or orange juice.
Brushing before breakfast might leave your teeth more susceptible to enamel erosion. The same caution applies to brushing immediately after eating, as it could further harm teeth due to the vulnerable state of the enamel.
Dr. Joshi advises waiting at least 30 minutes after your last bite to brush, allowing saliva to neutralize acids and remineralize teeth, thus reducing the risk of damage.
Additionally, brushing after breakfast can decrease sensitivity, which can be exacerbated by pre-meal brushing. It also acts as a psychological deterrent against impulsive snacking between meals, promoting better meal planning and overall oral health. Failing to brush after eating can lead to food particles fostering bacteria, eventually resulting in plaque, which can lead to tooth decay, cavities, and gum disease.
Dr. Joshi emphasizes that while brushing post-breakfast is beneficial for oral health, it might not always be convenient in the rush to get ready and out the door. He underscores the importance of maintaining a consistent and thorough oral hygiene routine, including brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups.
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Dentist reveals that most electric toothbrush users are putting themselves at an increased risk of gum disease.

Don't make these mistakes if you're using an electric toothbrush, according to a dental hygienist 

Dentist reveals that most electric toothbrush users are putting themselves at an increased risk of gum disease.

Do you use an electric toothbrush to brush your teeth? If yes, then according to a dental hygienist you might be putting yourself at a higher risk of gum disease.&nbsp;
As per dental hygienist Laura Schikkerling, people who use electric toothbrushes should change their toothbrush heads every three months as it may damage their gums and lead to enamel wear and tooth sensitivity.&nbsp;
While brushing, one should always start from the back of your bottom teeth because all the food you eat gets lodged up.&nbsp;
She also recommended buying a soft-bristled brush, so you don&rsquo;t brush too hard and brush for a full two minutes.
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Instagrammer Armen Adamjan shared a video on how to remove bad bacteria from your mouth and whiten your teeth

Know how to whiten your teeth with this DIY hack 

Instagrammer Armen Adamjan shared a video on how to remove bad bacteria from your mouth and whiten teeth

You can flaunt your smile four times brighter if you have white teeth. Many people go through expensive treatments to whiten their teeth.
Recently, an Instagramer Armen Adamjan shared a video on how to remove bad bacteria from your mouth and whiten your teeth with these 3 simple steps. &nbsp;
In the video, he is seen adding slices of kiwi, cucumber and a teaspoon of baking soda. Blend it all together and keep the consistency thick like a paste.
Kiwis are packed with calcium and cucumbers help you to get rid of bacteria in your mouth and give you whiter teeth.
He asked you to brush your teeth twice a week with that paste and let the magic happen. &nbsp; &nbsp;

If you are feeling pain and swelling in the teeth and gums, then understand that your body has lacked essential nutrients for the teeth. You can replenish these nutrients in some natural ways.

Deficiency of these vitamins can cause oral problems. Know how to add them in your diet

If you are feeling pain and swelling in the teeth and gums, then understand that your body has lacked essential nutrients for the teeth. You can replenish these nutrients in some natural ways. 

Deficiency of these vitamins can cause oral problems. Know how to prevent it

If you often suffer from tooth ache and feel swelling in your gums, your body might be lacking some nutrients which are necessary for a better oral health.&nbsp;

Besides calcium other nutrients like vitamin C, B12 and vitamin D are equally important for stronger teeth and better oral health. These vitamins can be helpful in treating tooth ache and swollen gums. This is how you can add them to your diet. &nbsp; Vitamin C 
Vitamin C deficiency is a major reason for gingivitis or pyria. It helps increasing immunity in body as well as prevents bacterial infections in the mouth. Add more citrus fruits like tomatoes, oranges and sweet lemons to your diet.&nbsp; &nbsp; Vitamin D 
One of the most important nutrients for teeth is vitamin D which helps teeth in absorbing calcium. Spending 15 to 20 minutes a day under the sun can be helpful. Other than this you can also add mushrooms, cheese, milk, soy to your diet.&nbsp; &nbsp; Vitamin B12&nbsp; &nbsp; Vitamin B12 is another essential nutrient for better oral health. Fish, eggs, mushrooms, milk and other dairy products are rich in vitamin B12.&nbsp;
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Teeth grinding and jaw clenching, also called bruxism, is a common condition that can worsen over time and it is important to know its causes and symptoms.

Grind or clench your teeth? Let us tell you about this ‘condition’

Teeth grinding and jaw clenching, also called bruxism, is a common condition that can worsen over time. It is important to be able to identify its symptoms and possible causes.

Grind or clench your teeth? Let us tell you about this ‘condition’ 

Teeth grinding and jaw clenching, also called bruxism, is a common condition that can worsen over time. It is important to be able to identify its symptoms and possible causes.

Teeth grinding and jaw clenching, also called bruxism, is a common condition that can occur either when you are awake or during your sleep. The majority of people who grind their teeth or clench their jaw do so without even realising it. This condition can worsen over time and it is important to be able to identify its symptoms and possible causes.&nbsp;
As per the NHS, UK, the common symptoms of teeth grinding are facial pain, headaches, earache, pain and stiffness in the jaw joint and surrounding muscles, disrupted sleep and worn down or broken teeth.&nbsp;
The cause of this condition is still unclear. It is usually linked to stress, anxiety, sleep disorders and lifestyle habits like consumption of alcohol and smoking.&nbsp;
The NHS suggests seeing a dentist if your teeth are worn, damaged or sensitive; your jaw, face or ear is in pain, or people around you tell you that you make a grinding sound in your sleep.
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