1. This article series discusses 11 different habits we can develop and lifestyle changes we can make to prevent the array
of oral diseases and conditions that lead to early tooth loss.
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n our previous article post, we provided an introduction to this four-part series on preventing
tooth loss and the subsequent need for Bronx dental implants. We also discussed the first two
tips for maintaining a beautiful and healthy lifelong smile: (1) twice daily and thorough
brushing and (2) daily flossing. Together these tips comprise a home oral hygiene routine that
should keep bacterial activity in your mouth to a minimum, thus preventing the development
of infection, decay and disease that can cause tooth loss, necessitating the placement of Bronx
dental implants. Remember, when it comes to your teeth, no adage is truer than “prevention better
than cure!”
How to Avoid the Need for Bronx Dental Implants # 3: Visit Your Dentist Twice a Year
A demanding lifestyle and constant stream of bills in the post can put those bi-annual visits to the
dentist on the back-burner. Especially if you believe there’s nothing wrong with your teeth. But the
problem with this attitude is that bacterial infection in
the mouth, whether it’s isolated around a single
tooth or has spread to your gums, frequently doesn’t
present with any pain. In fact, many of the symptoms of
gingivitis can quite easily be ignored until they
become acute and chronic, at which stage you are at a
much greater risk of requiring Bronx dental implants at
some stage in the immediate future! An essential part
of preventative healthcare is regular visits with the
dentist. Even if you are unaware of any problems
or ailments, make sure you go twice a year and get a
professional cleaning while you’re at it. Avoid the
need for Bronx dental implants by diagnosing
and treating oral ailments in their infancy!
How to Avoid the Need for Bronx Dental Implants # 4: Thirsty? Drink Water Instead of Soda, Fruit
Juices and Energy Drinks
Thought you had a penchant for sweet treats? There is one other organism
that covets the sugar smothering your tea-time Danish more than you, and
they can cause you to require Bronx dental implants… bacteria! Every
time you eat or drink something sweet, the amount of bacteria covering
your teeth and gums sky-rockets. This is because these tiny micro-organisms
use sugar to fuel their multiplication. While most of the bacteria in your
mouth are relatively harmless and won’t make you sick, their acidic
excretions do erode away at the protective outer layer of your teeth,
the enamel. Over time, this erosion can expose the softer underlying
dentine and even the pulp chamber within the tooth structure. Bacteria
swarm into these tiny cavities where they can escape the bristles of your

2. toothbrush. The body adopts an inflammatory response to this occupation and the subsequent
infection of a tooth can lead to its demise if not treated effectively and in a timely manner. The
moral of this story is not only to minimize the amount of sugary foods and drinks you consume in a
day if you want to avoid the need for Bronx dental implants, but also the frequency at which you
consume them. And this can be done most effectively by opting for mineral water instead of those
sugary and acidic sodas, fruit juices and energy drinks.
How to Avoid the Need for Bronx Dental Implants # 5: Don’t Use Your Teeth as Tools
Your teeth may be covered with the hardest substance in the human body, enamel, but that doesn’t
mean you should be using them for rough tasks, such
as prying open containers or crushing ice. These kinds
of habits can cause physical damage to your teeth,
which in turn provide bacteria with points of
entry into the tooth structure. Avoiding the need for
Bronx dental implants means using your teeth only for
the functions they are intended: chewing food.
Bronx Dental Implants: Stay Tuned!
Stay tuned for the third installment of this four-part article series to read more tips on how to
prevent the array of nasty oral ailments that cause tooth loss and the need for Bronx dental
implants.
Thanks for reading