Friday, July 26, 2013

Pleasanton Dentist - Swimmers Teeth And Dental Problems - Smiles by Design in Livermore




SWIMMING
A study of 500 swimmers found 66 per cent of them had damaged teeth as a result of chlorine.
Chlorine affects the pH of the water and makes it acidic, so swallowing it can lead to tooth ­erosion.

‘This can result in yellowing teeth – because the acid strips the enamel and starts to reveal darker-coloured dentine underneath. It is not a ­common problem, but may be an issue for regular swimmers who spend a long time in the pool each day.’

REDUCE THE RISK: Try to keep your mouth closed while swimming. Don’t brush your teeth straight after your dip because at this time the surface of the teeth could be softened by the acidic chlorine and could be more easily brushed away.

source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1334266/How-going-swim-drinking-herbal-tea-ruin-smile.html
by Lucy Elkins

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  2. So this is the reason why most of our swimmers have a yellow teeth. Thanks for sharing this post and after this I will definitely tell my friends about this. Thanks a lot.

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