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    January 21, 2012

    • Do You Have Tonsil Stones?

      The whitish or yellowish substance you see lodged at the back of your throat could be no other than tonsil stones.  These are buildup of mucus, bacteria, food debris and other particles that get caught in the pockets of our tonsils.  They may not be dangerous at all however they can be annoying.  Breaking up a tonsil stone gives off a foul smell due to the sulfur compounds, microbes and post nasal drip.  These stones can be washed out by drinking plenty of water throughout the day. (…)

    November 27, 2011

    • Jotting Down Important Notes about Gingivitis

      One of the most common yet complicated dental health problems that man has ever encountered would have to be Gingivitis.  The irony stems from the fact that a lot of people on a global scale suffer from it (thus making it common) yet most people have a difficult time in resolving it.  It is a sad but a very realistic truth.  In that sense, it would be very important to have people be guided as to how gingivits works and what adverse effects could it possibly bring to one's life. (…)

    March 22, 2011

    • Bleeding Gums – Serious Problem

      Bleeding gums could be upsetting problem. They could bleed because of a variety of causes. Mistakenly fitted mouth devices specifically dentures or braces may disturb your gums. (…)