Because every mouth is different
The control of oral biofilm (bacterial plaque) is one of the keys for the prevention of periodontal complications and for the success of orthodontic treatment. With the following guidelines you can maintain a good oral hygiene and therefore a successful orthodontic treatment.
Piercings within the mouth are no doubt a fashionable trend however failure to comply with good oral hygiene can cause serious problems later down the line.
Hormonal changes occur during pregnancy which affect the gingival tissues as well as the functioning of the tissue cells that surround and support the teeth.
There is a bidirectional relationship between periodontitis and diabetes as periodontal disease is considered to be the sixth complication of diabetes.
Gingivitis is a form of gum disease which starts with the growth of bacteria in the mouth and can evolve to periodontitis which can cause tooth loss if not treated well.
VITIS anti-caries is the first range which repairs, strengthens and remineralizes the tooth enamel with 3 mechanisms of action. Watch the video to find out more.
During summer it is essential to watch your sugar intake. An excess of added sugars is not only harmful to our nutrition but also to our teeth. Sugar is the main cause of tooth decay. Discover what typical summer foods are most harmful to our oral health.
It is advised to follow a complete oral hygiene in order to prevent caries. This is because caries is an infectious disease caused by several factors that originate in hard dental tissues.
Decay (caries) is the most common problem in the teeth. It is an infectious disease whereby the acids produced by bacteria dissolve the teeth. Caries can be prevented and controlled with good oral hygiene.
From birth your baby is constantly experiencing changes and sensations within the mouth. This ranges from breastfeeding, teething and first foods.
