Could coconut oil improve dental health?

The ancient Ayurvedic technique of oil pulling could improve dental health and help to fight problems like decay and bad breath. The practice of rinsing the mouth out with unrefined oil is making a comeback and cosmetic dentists are pleased that patients are finding out more about the benefits of this ancient technique. Raw ...

This entry was posted in Bad Breath, Dentistry, Tooth Decay on 13 March 2014 by Clare Ludlam Tagged cosmetic dentists, halitosis, Sugar Fix Dental, teeth

Kim Kardashian reveals her main turn-offs include bad teeth

Given that she already has two failed marriages under her belt by the age of thirty-one, you might think that reality star Kim Kardashian would go against type and try and be a bit less superficial when it comes to finding real love, but no – the second eldest of the Kardashian clan is still ...

This entry was posted in Bad Breath, Dentistry on 8 October 2012 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Kanye West, kim kardashian, teeth

Britney Spears denies claims of bad oral health

It’s fair to say that child star Britney Spears has had her fair share of problems in recent years, and just as it looks like she’s put her troubles behind her, US gossip magazine National Enquirer has published a story claiming that the mother-of-two has bad breath, due to her extreme diet. ...

This entry was posted in Bad Breath, Dental Hygiene on 11 September 2012 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Britney Spears, diet, Gossip Cop, National Enquirer, US

Bad breath ‘first sign of poor oral health’

Poor oral health could lead to bad breath. Developing bad breath could be one of the first signs that a person has poor oral health, it has been revealed. According to the Coloradoan, there is no substitute for maintaining a good oral health routine, as this can reduce the levels of bacteria that build ...

This entry was posted in Bad Breath on 21 January 2010 by Clare Ludlam Tagged oral health, teeth, tooth enamel

Mouthwash against tooth decay developed

A new mouthwash has been developed to help prevent tooth decay. A new mouthwash which could provide long-term protection against tooth decay has been developed in the US. Dentistry.co.uk reported a team led by Dr Dong Wang, associate professor of pharmaceutical science in the at the University of Nebraska Medical Center's College ...

This entry was posted in Bad Breath, Dentistry on 25 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged decay, Dr Dong Wang, oral hygiene, Sensitive Pro Relief, teeth, US

Bad breath ‘best avoided this Xmas’

Britons should keep brushing their teeth to avoid halitosis under the mistletoe. Britons planning to steal a kiss under the mistletoe this Christmas had best remember to brush their teeth twice daily, as bad breath could be a definite mood breaker. Wales Online reported that if a regular oral health routine is not maintained, ...