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Benefits of Dry Day/Dry Month for Oral Health

Alcoholic drinks like wine, beverages are often terribly acidic. This may cause erosion of the enamel on our teeth, probably resulting in pain and sensitivity. Skipping out the alcohol for some time from your life will increase dental health and overall health. Check out the PPT

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Benefits of Dry Day/Dry Month for Oral Health

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  1. Introduction • This Season of the holiday means a lot to us, gathering with family, feasting on delicious food and much more enjoyment likely overindulging in terms of both food and drink. • Make this month a perfect excuse to give your body a bit a break from alcohol. Family Dentist on Chinguacousy RD always says "that a bit break from alcohol is great for both your body's health and also for the bank account.  • Skipping out the alcohol for some time from your life will increase the possible chance, that you will not require Dental Treatment on chinguacousy RD for an extended time"? In other words, it will increase your oral health. www.qcdentistry.ca

  2. Why is alcohol dangerous for our mouth? • Alcoholic drinks like wine, brewage are often terribly acidic. This may cause erosion of the enamel on our teeth, probably resulting in pain and sensitivity. • Spirits like spirits and whiskey are very high in alcohol and may give us dry mouth. On the other hand, ciders and lagers, also as several mixers and alcopops, usually contain high amounts of sugar. The latter will cause tooth decay. • Drinking alcohol to excess is additionally coupled to 1 in 3 mouth cancers – an illness that has raised by one hundred and thirty fifth within the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland over the last twenty years. • Alcohol conjointly encourages additional dangerous bacteria to develop in our mouth. Studies have found that wine drinkers turn out additional bacterium chargeable for gum illness in comparison to non-drinkers whereas those that consume brewage turn out a rise in the bacterium that area unit coupled to dental decay. www.qcdentistry.ca

  3. The good bacterium, however, area unit bacterium which will facilitate the Family Dentist on Chinguacousy RD to avoid dental diseases. • Specifically, the nice bacterium within our mouth can regulate the consequences of a dangerous bacterium by reducing the acidity and pH scale levels within the mouth. the sensible bacterium can even facilitate digestion as a result of they're going to begin breaking food down as presently as we tend to begin uptake. • The Oral Health Foundation recommends obtaining lots of probiotics to stay sensible bacterium within the mouth. We are able to get probiotics through many foods like soft www.qcdentistry.ca

  4. Acid Erosion • Most alcoholic drinks are sugary and acidic; Sugar and acid are about the two worst things for your tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is the protective white layer on the outside of the teeth. When this enamel is exposed to alcohol and/or sugar, it wears down the enamel and can cause the teeth to soften and wear away over time. • Tooth Decay As A Result of Dehydration • The Best Dentist on Chinguacousy Rd always says that alcohol causes dehydration in the body, but what you may not know is that dehydration can damage your teeth. It occurs due to dehydration reduces saliva flow in the mouth. Saliva contains very important bacteria in our mouth to neutralize acids. This safeguards the teeth from decay. When your mouth is dry as a result of dehydration, the risk of tooth decay increases. www.qcdentistry.ca

  5. Staining • When it comes to beverages that are known for staining teeth, the most common ones to come to mind are coffee and tea. However, alcoholic beverages such as red wine can also cause staining to your teeth over time. And while many alcoholic beverages are clear or light in color, they are often mixed with dark colored mixers, which can also contribute to staining the teeth. • Gum Disease and Plaque Build-Up • People who drink regularly, or worse, excessively, may not be properly managing their oral hygiene. This can result in a buildup of plaque that can cause not only tooth decay but inflammation of the gums as well. Inflammation of the gums can lead to serious gum disease such as gingivitis, which can be a serious and painful condition. If you feel like you may have overdone, worried that it may have negatively affected your oral health, you may want to schedule a visit with your dentist or hygienist for a professional cleaning. www.qcdentistry.ca

  6. Queen Chinguacousy Dentistry CONTACT US Address:- 8975 Chinguacousy Road, Unit 5 City:- Brampton, ON Zip Code:- L6Y 0B7 Contact No:- 905-453-0999 Email Id:- Info@qcdentistry.ca Website:- www.qcdentistry.ca www.qcdentistry.ca

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