King Lane Dental Care

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Teeth Whitening

1. Brush After Drinking or Eating
2. Baking Soda and Hydrogen Peroxide
3. Coconut Oil Pulling
4. Lemon or Orange Peels
5. Strawberries

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Go on a white-teeth diet

1. If you're quaffing red wine and black tea, or
   smoking cigarettes or cigars, expect the results
   to show up as not-so-pearly whites.
2. Other culprits to blame for dingy teeth include
   colas, gravies, and dark juices.
3. Bottom line If it's dark before you put it in
   your mouth, it will probably stain your teeth.
4. Brush immediately after eating or drinking foods
   that stain teeth and use a good bleaching agent,
   either over-the-counter or in the dentist's
   office.
5. For convenient teeth-cleaning action, eat an
   apple.

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Baking Soda and Hydrogen Peroxide
Baking soda is a gritty substance like sandpaper
so be careful that you have enough hydrogen
peroxide mixed in with the soda because if you
dont it can very well scrub the enamel right off
your teeth and enamel does not grow back.
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Why do you suppose this is important?
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How can you avoid getting cavities?
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• Avoid sugary, sticky foods or snacks, and choose
  nutritious foods like fruits, vegetables and
  cheese
• Avoid drinking soda or other sugary drinks, and
  drink more milk water
• Avoid snacking all day long, and limit the amount
  of snacks you have throughout the day

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X
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Late loss of baby teeth can also cause problems...
Sometimes permanent teeth come in before
baby teeth come out.This can cause teeth to
become crowded and overlap each other.
Crowded and overlapping teeth can cause gum
disease and tooth decay because these crowded
areas of the mouth are hard to clean.If these
baby teeth do not become loose on their own,
the dentist may have to remove them.
The permanent teeth are white,the baby teeth are
gray.
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Health Education and Dental Services
The Health Trust has invested more than 8.6
million to improve the oral health of residents
in Silicon Valley. By using a community outreach
model to educate residents on good oral health
habits, The Health Trust has taken proactive,
preventive measures to improve the overall health
of the community. The Health Trust, which speak a
number of languages including Spanish, Tagalog,
and Hindi, also connects families to health care
and dental providers by offering health insurance
enrollment assistance.
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King Lane Dental Care 87 King Lane, Moortown,
Leeds LS17 5AX
0113 268 5711
www.kldc.co.uk
Website
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