מרפאת שיניים ד"ר ברנשטיין זהבה ומוטי

31/08/2025

שבוע טוב עם בשורות טובות לכולנו🙏🙏🙏

31/08/2025

החליפו את מברשת השיניים שלכם כל 3 חודשים!!!!

31/08/2025

זה הקטן גדול יהיה.... לכן, בואו לבדיקה לפני שהצרה מתפתחת בפיכם בנחת!

31/08/2025

הידעתם?

31/08/2025

שימו לב! עוד סיבה שחייבים לטפל בשיניים

31/08/2025

זו הסיבה שכדאי מאד להגיע לבדיקה!!!

31/08/2025

A single infected tooth can raise your risk of heart attack, stroke, and even Alzheimer’s.🚨🦷

🧪 Scientists warn that oral health is deeply connected to overall health. Research shows bacteria from infected gums and teeth, such as P. gingivalis and F. nucleatum, can enter the bloodstream and silently spread throughout the body, fueling inflammation and disease.

❤️ Heart: Oral bacteria have been linked to arterial plaque buildup, increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes. People with untreated gum disease face significantly higher chances of cardiovascular events.

🧠 Brain: Traces of oral bacteria have been found in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients. This suggests chronic gum infections may play a role in memory loss, dementia, and even stroke.

🩸 Diabetes: Oral infections make blood sugar harder to control, while uncontrolled diabetes accelerates gum disease — creating a dangerous two-way cycle.

🤰 Pregnancy: Gum disease has been connected to premature births, low birth weight, and pregnancy complications, likely through inflammatory chemicals spreading from the mouth.

✅ The mouth is not separate from the body — it is the gateway. Protecting it is not optional. Brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits are among the simplest yet most powerful ways to safeguard the heart, brain, and entire body.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical evaluation. The accompanying image is for illustrative purposes only.

31/08/2025

שוב ,לכל מי ששואל אז למה צומחות לנו שיניים בינה???

Humans are still evolving, and the proof is hidden inside our own mouths. Scientists have discovered that our faces are slowly becoming smaller over generations, and this shrinkage leaves less space for certain teeth—especially wisdom teeth. Long ago, our ancestors had larger jaws because their diet was tough and raw, full of roots, nuts, and uncooked meat. Bigger jaws were necessary to chew this food, and wisdom teeth had plenty of room to erupt. But as humans learned to cook and process food, chewing became easier, and our jaw size began to shrink.

The problem is that evolution works slowly. Even though our jaws have reduced in size, our genes still try to form the same number of teeth. This mismatch causes wisdom teeth to erupt with no proper space, leading to impaction, swelling, and pain. In fact, recent studies show that more and more people are being born without wisdom teeth altogether—a sign that evolution is actively reshaping us.

What seems like just a dental problem is actually part of a bigger scientific story: our anatomy is changing before our eyes. The disappearance of wisdom teeth may be one of the clearest signs that human evolution never really stopped.

31/08/2025

מעניין כדאי לקרוא

🦷 Humans may soon regrow lost teeth!

A team of doctors in Japan has developed a groundbreaking drug that could allow people to naturally grow a brand-new tooth.

Instead of relying on dentures or implants, this treatment activates the body’s own ability to produce another set of teeth. The research is led by Dr. Katsu Takahashi at Kitano Hospital’s Medical Research Institute. His team discovered that by blocking a protein called USAG-1—which normally prevents extra teeth from forming—they could trigger tooth growth. In experiments with mice, the treatment worked successfully. Now, human clinical trials are being prepared, with hopes of making the therapy available by 2030.

Scientists believe humans may still have hidden “third set” tooth buds, just waiting to be switched on. This idea is inspired by animals like sharks and elephants, which naturally replace their teeth throughout life. Combined with advances in dental tissue and bone regeneration, researchers are confident that reversing tooth loss biologically is within reach.

If all goes well, the next decade could make tooth regrowth a real option for millions of people who lose teeth due to age, injury, or disease.

Source: Ravi, V., Murashima-Suginami, A., Kiso, H., Tokita, Y., Huang, C.L., Bessho, K., Takagi, J., Sugai, M., Tabata, Y., Takahashi, K. Advances in tooth agenesis and tooth regeneration. Regenerative Therapy, Vol 22, March 2023, Pages 160–168.

20/07/2025

בוקר טוב! שבוע טוב ובתקווה לבשורות נפלאות לכולנו🙏

20/07/2025

לתותבת שלמה על שתלים בלסת מחוסרת שיניים יתרונות מרובים. בניגוד לתותבות השלמות של פעם שלא היו יציבות ,שהיו עפות לפעמים עם כל צעקה או התעטשות והיו רוקדות בפה(כדברי המתרפאים) אפשר לבצע תותבת מצויינת נשלפת(שאותה המתרפא יכול להוציא ולנקות לבד ) או תותבת קבועה. פיתרון נפלא גם לאסתטיקה מרבית של הפנים והחיוך. פרטים והמלצות במרפאה!

20/07/2025

Myth vs Reality 🪥
Hard brushes don’t clean better — they damage your gums!
Switch to soft bristles for a healthy smile. 👄✨