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  • Decay,  Erosion,  Health

    Acid reflux (GERD, LPR) teeth problems – enamel erosion

    June 29, 2020 /

    Disclaimer: please note that this article is mostly focused on GERD/LPR related dental problems and provides only basic advice regarding treating acid reflux itself. Be aware that GERD/LPR may be a serious condition leading to life-threatening diseases like Barett's Esophagus or even esophageal cancer. It should be diagnosed and treated by a physician, not self-diagnosis on the Internet. There are two main types of acid reflux disease: (1) typical acid reflux called GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease) or GORD (Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease) and (2) LPR (Laryngopharyngeal Reflux). The first one is easy to diagnose as it causes chest pain often referred to as heartburn. It can appear right after eating spicy…

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  • Q&A

    Coronavirus epidemic – should I postpone my dentist appointment?

    March 10, 2020 /

    This question is being asked frequently since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak, which has changed world order significantly. As often, the answer to this question is mixed and depends both on internal (your health issues) and external factors (geopolitical situation in your country). Since there are no two similar cases we encourage you to ask questions in the comments section and we will address your situation directly. So let’s go through some typical cases cases: All of the dental offices in your country are closed This is not a hypothetical situation that might happen in the future – already there are countries that fully shut down the whole…

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  • Products,  Reviews

    Megasonex M8 review – ultrasonic toothbrush test

    December 30, 2019 /

    We have tested three Megasonex M8 toothbrushes with different heads and tongue scrapers (can be purchased separately). This is a very detailed review not only testing the product itself but also explaining well the science behind ultrasound cleaning and answering a series of additional questions in the Q&A section. Please note that there will be also an additional article on ultrasound technology in dental applications as well. There is new Megasonex M8S model available, we will test it soon! Disclaimer: this is NOT a sponsored article or any kind of an editorial - we have purchased our toothbrushes on our own and their manufacturer did not interfere in the review…

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  • Books,  Reviews

    Book review: Balance: A Guide to Managing Dental Caries for Patients and Practitioners

    December 22, 2019 /

    Where can I get this book? It’s available on Amazon in paperback or Kindle formatclick here to buy Balance: A Guide to Managing Dental Caries for Patients and Practitioners We had mixed feelings when ordering a copy of this book – it appeared really professional and promising, but it was already 7 years old and after this quite long time it had only 7 reviews on Amazon (100% positive though) compared to staggering 923 reviews of the most popular in the category Cure Tooth Decay by Ramiel Nagel. This imbalance (pun intended!) suggested that there may be something wrong with this guide. Let’s say it out loud: there’s not! There…

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  • Research,  Science

    Teeth regeneration and regrowth 2021: current research and future treatments

    December 17, 2019 /

    Since there are multiple breakthrough news (mostly containing phrases like No more dental fillings!) all over the web we have decided to put together single page with all current and upcoming state-of-the-art treatments that will revolutionize dentistry. This page is designed to be reliable and up-to-date, but please check last updated date (at the bottom of this article) to be sure if we kept our promise! When will tooth regeneration be available? To better answer this question we have divided the regeneration process to separate layers, that is enamel, dentin, pulp, and cementum. If you have deep cavities you should be most interested in dentin regeneration, and if your main…

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  • Books,  Cavities,  Course

    No more dental caries, ever – online course with ebook

    November 29, 2019 /

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  • Cavities,  Decay,  DIY

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  • Science

    Enamel repair – regeneration and regrowth

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    This article is under development, please check back later for more information. Please note that this article is on enamel treatments of the future and does not focus on remineralization. What is enamel? Does worn enamel grow back? What is enamel remineralization? Claims that dental products can regenerate, repair or regrow enamel Can scientist actually regrow enamel? This article is still work in progress and was last updated on January 15, 2020.

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  • Books,  Cavities,  Reviews

    Book review: Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye by Ellie Phillips

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  • Dental Hygiene,  DIY

    Remove tartar at home? Be careful with DIY tips!

    June 2, 2019 /

    Have you ever wondered: “Why pay for costly dental procedures when there are free online tutorials and YouTube videos of DIY alternatives?” In this article we will explain in detail why removing tartar at home may not be the best idea (and in fact may be harmful to your teeth!). The problem: tartar on your teeth How to remove tartar at home? To start off, there are two kinds of subsequent things that will happen to your teeth if you don’t clean them properly and frequently enough: The first thing that will appear on your teeth is plaque, which is a colorless sticky form of bacteria – a substance that…

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