Oral cancer, also known as oral cavity carcinoma, is a malignant tumor in the oral cavity that is usually caused by excessive tobacco or alcohol consumption. The tumor can be recognized by white or reddish spots, for example on the tongue or gums. Oral cancer always requires medical treatment. The earlier it is diagnosed, the better the prognosis. Find…

The consumption of soft drinks and their effect on oral health is a topic that we will discuss today. Over the years, the consumption of artificial juices and soft drinks has become normalized in the Western world. What are soft drinks? Soft drinks are drinks whose components include carbonated water [water that contains carbonic acid ], sweeteners such as sucrose,…

Dental prophylaxis is considered part of preventive dentistry What is preventive dentistry? Preventive dental care is key to maintaining healthy teeth throughout life. But it goes beyond that. Good oral health can also affect general health. Preventive dentistry is care that helps maintain good oral health. It is a combination of regular dental check-ups along with developing good habits….

According to the Oral Health group. On March 20, Canada’s dental hygienists will enroll in the worldwide remembrance of World Oral Health Day With the topic, “Be Proud of Your Mouth,” this public awareness campaign reminds people of all ages that great oral wellbeing can improve our overall life quality. “Oral health is essential to…