That Certain Smile Dental Clinic

20/09/2025

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Aggressive brushing doesn’t clean better — it slowly destroys the teeth and gums.🪥🦷

Excessive pressure, stiff bristles, or scrubbing motions can wear away the enamel and push the gums back, exposing the root surface. Enamel never grows back, so this damage is permanent.

Over time, aggressive brushing can lead to gum recession, sensitivity to hot and cold, darker-looking roots, and notching at the necks of teeth. These changes are much harder to fix than they are to prevent.

Research confirms that using gentle pressure, soft bristles, and the correct technique removes plaque just as effectively — without the risks. Healthy brushing is about consistency and technique, not force.

🧠 Source:
Sutor S, Graetz C, Geiken A, et al. Effect of a powered and a manual toothbrush in subjects susceptible to gingival recession: A 36-month randomized controlled clinical study. Int J Dent Hygiene. 2024;23(1):26–36. PMID: 38863249.

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09/09/2025

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06/09/2025

When there's a need for esthetic enhancement and smile make over THAT CERTAIN SMILE DENTAL CLINIC is always at your service

05/09/2025

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A single untreated cavity is more than just a dental problem—it’s an open pathway for bacteria to enter the body. Once decay reaches the inner layers of the tooth, harmful microbes can slip into the bloodstream.

From there, these bacteria don’t just stay local. They travel. And in some cases, they reach the heart, triggering a dangerous condition called infective endocarditis—an infection of the heart’s inner lining that can be life-threatening.

Research shows that oral infections increase the body’s inflammatory burden, putting extra strain on the cardiovascular system. This connection between the mouth and the heart is one of the strongest examples of how oral health directly impacts overall health.

What begins as a small, ignored cavity can silently put the heart at risk. Timely dental treatment, regular checkups, and proper oral hygiene aren’t just about saving teeth—they’re about protecting life itself.

28/08/2025

Restoration of tooth number #38 using composite filling material 🦷

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Causes of Bad Breath

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Odontectomy case w/ tooth #38

24/04/2025

Biomimetic Treatment/
Regenerative Treatment

02/04/2025

What is Biomimetic Dentistry?
We're doing it here in THAT CERTAIN SMILE DENTAL CLINIC. Feel free to inquire about this treatment

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