What is Meth Mouth? Meth mouth is the term used to describe the mouth of a frequent methamphetamine user. Users of this drug often neglect their oral hygiene making their mouth prone for tooth decay. According to the American Dental Association, meth mouth is caused by the physiological and psychological effects of methamphetamine. Thus, a person with meth mouth feels dryness of their mouth, taking above average soft drinks, clenching of their teeth and bruxism or grinding of the teeth. What is Methamphetamine? Methamphetamine is a kind of stimulant that affects the central nervous system. This drug is used to treat problems like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and obesity. Its [...]
Dental Disorders
Root Canal Treatment and Procedure
by on 27. Oct, 2010 in Dental Disorders
Dental Root Canal Procedure Having some problem on our teeth cannot be avoided. In this case, there are many dental procedures to maintain our teeth’s completeness. One way to do so is the root canal procedure. Our tooth has two parts mainly the crown which is the one visible on the mouth and the root which is embedded in the bone. Relatively, our tooth structure has a space called the pulp chamber which is connected to the tip of the root through narrow canal which is further known as the root canal. The pulps in the chamber could have diseases that could lead to tooth problems and these can be [...]
Healthy teeth and gums mean a healthy body
by on 12. Apr, 2010 in Dental Disorders
Being healthy is one of the most important parts to live a happy life. The term “healthy” does not mean having a body full of muscles. The word healthy means having a body free of dieses and your teeth and gums are the representation of how healthy you are and having healthy teeth and gums mean a healthy body. Having a set of beautiful teeth is always a nice thing. Teeth not only represent the hygiene of mouth but also the total hygiene of the body.For example, if you have a problem with your digest or if you have problems in the abdomen, you mouth will have bad breath. So healthy teeth can [...]
Getting Healthier Teeth with Dental Health Clinics
by on 23. Mar, 2010 in Dental Disorders
There are a lot of people who don’t bother about their teeth and take them for granted. But, it is very important to know that dental hygiene and care is mandatory. Everyone desires sparkling white teeth but what many don’t realize is that just like health care, dental care is also important. They neglect their oral and dental hygiene which can result in various tooth issues that might pain a lot while eating, drinking and even speaking. Similar to health care centers which are there to monitor one’s health, one can go to the dental health clinics which monitor the health of the oral cavity and teeth. Dentists are the [...]
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