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03/02/2025

Look no further my Gombe people iam here to serve you better

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Ibrahim Liona

31/01/2025

Creating awareness on NOMA ( Cancrum oris ) which is now one of the neglected tropical diseases ,

Together we can eradicate Noma report to any dental clinic within Nigeria treatment is free

28/01/2025

All available..

DeEngagementHubTeam

27/01/2025

Happy new week pray may all our expectations come to pass this week , Amen

27/01/2025

You may need a composite buildup for several reasons:

1. *Large cavity*: To repair a tooth with a large cavity that has damaged a significant portion of the tooth structure.
2. *Tooth wear*: To restore a tooth that has been worn down due to grinding, erosion, or other factors.
3. *Tooth fracture*: To repair a fractured or cracked tooth.
4. *Tooth decay under a filling*: To repair a tooth that has decay under an existing filling.
5. *Cosmetic purposes*: To improve the appearance of a misshapen or discolored tooth.
6. *To support a dental crown*: To provide additional support and structure for a tooth that will be crowned.
7. *To repair a broken filling*: To repair a filling that has broken or fallen out.

24/01/2025

Here are some few possible causes of HALITOSIS (bad breath)

- Poor oral hygiene: Failure to properly brush, floss, and maintain regular dental care can lead to food particles and bacteria accumulating in the mouth, resulting in bad breath.

- Gum disease: One of the main indicators of this disease is bad-smelling breath.

- Dry mouth: This condition, also known as xerostomia, prevents the mouth from cleansing itself and removing debris left behind by food.

- To***co products: Items like ci******es, ci**rs, smokeless to***co and s***f not only stain teeth but also put the body at risk for various diseases.

- Health conditions: Bad breath may be a symptom of any of the following conditions: respiratory infection, diabetes, a gastrointestinal disorder, liver or kidney disorder.

- Food: Consuming garlic, onions and other strong foods can temporarily cause bad breath.

- Dental appliances: Failure to properly clean dentures and other dental appliances can lead to bacterial buildup and subsequent bad breath.

21/01/2025

Let's talk about your oral hygiene today with these tips your good to go.......

1. Brushing: Brush teeth at least twice a day, in the morning and before bed, with a fluoride toothpaste.

2. Flossing: Clean between teeth once a day with floss or an interdental cleaner.

3. Rinsing: Rinse with mouthwash or water after meals and snacks.

4. Regular Dental Visits: Schedule regular check-ups and cleanings with your dentist (every 6 months or as recommended).

5. Healthy Diet: Eat a balanced diet with limited sugary and acidic foods.

6. Avoid To***co and Alcohol: Refrain from to***co and excessive alcohol consumption.

7. Clean Tongue: Gently brush or scrape your tongue to remove bacteria.

8. Monitor Gum Health: Be aware of gum bleeding, swelling, or sensitivity.

9. Avoid Biting/Harmful Habits: Refrain from biting nails, ice, or hard objects.

10. Clean Dental Appliances: Regularly clean and maintain dental appliances like retainers or mouthguards.

By following these practices, you'll be well on your way to maintaining good oral hygiene and a healthy, happy smile!

20/01/2025

Fix that tooth before it gets bad

17/01/2025

Dental caries, also known as tooth decay, ( hole on the teeth) is a bacterial infection that causes demineralization of the hard tissues of the teeth, leading to cavities. The main causes of dental caries are:

1. Poor oral hygiene: Infrequent brushing and flossing allow bacteria to build up on teeth.

2. Diet: Consuming sugary, acidic, or starchy foods and drinks frequently without proper cleaning

3. Bacteria: Presence of Streptococcus mutans and other bacteria in the mouth plus sugar are main causes of caries

4. Inadequate saliva flow or dry mouth: Saliva helps neutralize acids and remineralize teeth.

5. Inadequate fluoride exposure: Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay.

6. Gum recession: Exposed roots are more susceptible to decay.we talk about gum recession next.

7. Inadequate dental care: Infrequent dental check-ups and cleanings.

8. Genetic predisposition: Some individuals may be more prone to tooth decay.

9. Inadequate filling or restoration: Poorly done fillings or restorations can lead to further decay.

It's important to note that dental caries is a preventable disease, and good oral hygiene practices, a balanced diet, and regular dental care can help prevent it.

16/01/2025

Mouthwash has several uses:

1. Kills bacteria: Mouthwash helps eliminate bacteria and germs in the mouth, reducing the risk of gum disease and bad breath.

2. Freshens breath: Mouthwash leaves your mouth feeling clean and fresh.

3. Gum care: Some mouthwashes contain ingredients that help prevent gum disease and reduce inflammation.

4. Plaque control: Mouthwash can help remove plaque and prevent its buildup.

5. Cavity prevention: Fluoride mouthwashes can help strengthen teeth and prevent cavities.

6. Sore throat relief: Some mouthwashes contain ingredients that help soothe a sore throat.

7. Oral wound healing: Mouthwash can aid in healing oral wounds and cuts.

8. Dental work preparation: Mouthwash is often used before dental procedures to clean the mouth.

9. Orthodontic appliance cleaning: Mouthwash can be used to clean braces and other orthodontic appliances.

10. Overall oral health: Mouthwash is a valuable addition to a regular oral hygiene routine, promoting overall oral health.

Remember, mouthwash is not a replacement for brushing and flossing but rather a supplement to your oral care routine.

14/01/2025

God will continue to bless your act of kindness sir

She asked for 15k to pay her son’s hospital bill and i added extra 15k for his snacks making it 30k in total

Please mama take care of my boy and let me know when he is discharged

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06/01/2025

Chewing sticks......
chewing sticks can be used in conjunction with toothbrushes. Some people use chewing sticks as a natural toothbrush or as a supplement to their regular toothbrush. Here are a few ways to use chewing sticks with a toothbrush:

1. Chew on the stick to create a brush-like texture, then use it to brush your teeth.

2. Use a chewing stick as a natural toothpick to remove food particles and plaque.

3. A chewing stick to add natural antibacterial properties.

4. Use a chewing stick to brush your teeth and then follow up with a regular toothbrush and toothpaste.

5.Using chewing sticks with a toothbrush can enhance oral hygiene and provide additional benefits like:
- Gentle gum massage
- Teeth whitening
- Fresh breath

However, it's important to note that chewing sticks should not replace regular toothbrushes and toothpaste entirely. It's recommended to use them in conjunction with modern oral hygiene practices for optimal dental health.

06/01/2025

Teeth sensitivity

03/01/2025

In your calendar this year Have you included a general check up on your health?