February 1, 2013

Maintain Oral Health with Family Dentist

By Arthur Kezian
There is a belief that brushing and flossing will contribute to good oral health, but in reality, just brushing and flossing doesn't suffice. There are several precautions and efforts to be taken by a person in maintaining stronger teeth. Dr. Kezian recommends a dental exam in his office twice a year to reach good oral hygiene and maintain it. Oral health is as important as anything since it can greatly influence the personality of the person while attending any social gatherings or interviews. A smile can give a positive impression and teeth are what add beauty to it. Uneven or stained teeth can lead to embarrassment and depression because of the impact it can have among other things.
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Oral Hygiene Basics
Brushing and flossing the teeth is above all, the most important thing.
It is said that there are a maximum of 10 to 15 billion bacteria present in the mouth of each an individual; there are 600 different identifiable types. Upon the accumulation of these bacteria, a thicker form of sticky bio film, popularly known as plaque, is formed.
·         Even though a majority of these identifiable bacteria are harmless, there are more than enough microbes that are malicious in nature and cause serious health issues for the individual if not taken care of properly. Some of the diseases that occur due to these microbes include gum disease and tooth decay. Visiting a dentist regularly can help maintain your oral health.
·         Brushing and flossing the teeth regularly helps in the prevention and control of this bacterial pollution to a greater extent, thereby preventing the damage caused when in large numbers.
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Oral health Maintenance
Maintaining a good oral health is very important for people since not taking care of the mouth and teeth can lead to many complications and diseases.
·         Even for the person maintaining good oral hygiene, traces of plaque and food remains are still visible between the teeth. This usually happens when the food remains get accumulated in places where the brushes cannot reach with ease.
·         This, if not treated properly within 48 hours, results in the hardening of plaque which is also known as tartar. Tartar is an insoluble substance that cannot be removed by brushing or flossing.
·         Most people do not initiate to have a dental exam unless and until they have major problems with their teeth. Dr. Kezian and his staff recommend visiting a dentist at least once every six months to have a detailed dental check up and cleaning.
The main objective of the dentist would be to remove the tartar or traces of plaque that cannot be removed by the person or brush because of its awkward positioning inside the teeth. This will greatly reduce the possibilities of oral health issues at a future stage. The check up will also cover other aspects in dental examinations such as detecting the early signs of tooth decay and disease.
A thorough examination with a dentist along with a cleaning during regular intervals would be beneficial for adults as well as young children. Maintaining good oral hygiene shows that the individual is health conscious and ensures good oral health.
Dr. Arthur A. Kezian DDS 443 N. Larchmont Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90004 (323) 467-2777 

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