How to Stop Early Tooth Decay Naturally Having that pain when you bite down? If you think it is a cavity but aren’t 100% sure, visit your nearest dentist in Leicester. One question you could be thinking is “Can I reverse cavities?” There are ways you can get relief from any pain before your dentist
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Over the years there have been many different speculation and myths about Root Canals. Here at Thurmaston Dental, we are here to bust these myths and put your mind at ease whether you are getting a root canal or not. What is a Root Canal? Along with the myths, we also get asked ‘what is
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*ACTIVATED CHARCOAL WHITENING*
So as you may or may not know, activated charcoal are becoming more and more popular for DIY teeth whitening, but does it actually work?
Activated charcoal does have a binding quality that helps remove staining and plaque.
But MANY dentist will go against this method because of these disadvantages (and many more):
1. Abrasive to teeth- it can wear away enamel and cause sensitivity and more staining.
2. It is not ADA (American Dental Associates) approved- despite YouTube or Instagram reviews, there is no evidence of activated charcoal being safe or effective with your teeth.
3. Activated charcoal actually comes from the same charcoal on your BBQ, it is just refined, reheated and oxidised. Do you really want that in your mouth ?
If you want whiter teeth, it is always advisable to consult with your dentist. This is the safest and most effective way. 👍🏼
For more information:
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