Tobacco is a habit that is still too deeply rooted, despite its detrimental health consequences. Although, according to a report by WHO, the World Health Organization, tobacco control policies have increased dramatically in recent years, the general perception is that the real effects and extent of tobacco use are unknown. Although tobacco negatively affects health […]
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Special promotion November 14 is World Diabetes Day. To help prevent and improve the oral health of diabetics, for one month we offer a free check-up and oral hygiene kit to people affected by this disease. Contact us at 93 343 66 41 to request your appointment. Oral health is not isolated from the rest […]
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Do you wake up in the morning with the feeling that your breath smells bad? Then you probably suffer from halitosis, a problem that affects or has affected more than half of the population at some point. Although halitosis, or bad breath, can have different causes, in 90% of the cases it originates in the […]
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For some people, eating ice cream, drinking a glass of cold water or eating hot soup can be very painful. Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common oral problems, affecting seven out of ten people. This occurs when the dental root – the internal part of the tooth that is normally protected under the […]
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To talk about the history of wine is to talk about the history of civilizations. Its cultivation and consumption are related to activities such as agriculture, cultural celebrations, social relations, gastronomy and, of course, health. The Egyptians already used wine for medicinal purposes more than 5,000 years ago, and in ancient Greece and Rome it […]
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In our mouth there are more than 600 kinds of bacteria. But not all of them are harmful: there are bacteria that protect our oral health and help prevent diseases, and there are pathogenic bacteria that are very harmful to our health. Why are there bacteria in our mouth? The oral cavity is a perfect […]
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Tartar, also known as dental calculus or tartar, can cause one of the most frequent oral problems, although many people do not give it much importance. The appearance and accumulation of this unsightly plaque not only spoils our smile, but can have more detrimental consequences for our oral health. It basically consists of the calcification […]
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A smile is the first thing we notice about a person. If they smile at us, we are likely to smile back. In fact, according to one study, half of all people would smile back at a stranger. What is it about a smile that has such a powerful effect on our health and mood? […]
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Stress is an all too common problem today, and although not all types of stress are negative, the truth is that states of nervous agitation or emotional tension are quite common in today’s society, and in some cases become chronic stress. Situations such as overwork or loss of work, divorce, death of a loved one, […]
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We are often asked about the relationship between certain eating styles or diets, such as the paleo diet, and oral health. Logically, there is always a relationship between the food we eat and the health of our mouth, although it is not the only factor that influences. A diet that has become popular in recent […]
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