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Apple Dental Clinic

Monday
9:30am-9:30pm
Tuesday
9:30am-9:30pm
Wednesday
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Thursday
9:30am-9:30pm
Friday
9:30am-9:30pm
Saturday
9:30am-9:30pm
Sunday
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If this information feels a bit convicting and you want to make ...

BEST DENTAL HYGIENE IN ARUMBAKKAM! If this information feels a bit convicting and you want to make a change, it will take some time. Chewing is an ingrained habit that most of us don’t think about. Counting your chews might be helpful. Generally slowing down and taking more time to eat, taste and smell your food can help as well. It all starts with becoming more mindful of the importance of proper chewing. And if that’s not enough motivation, consider the studies linking incomplete chewing with weight gain. A recent study by the Institute of Food Technologists involved the consumption of almonds. When those involved in the research chewed almonds longer and into smaller particles, several striking outcomes were noticed: Nutrients were more quickly absorbed by the body Participants consumed almost 12% fewer calories Chewing longer produced weight loss and greater energy

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Your teeth, tongue and salivary glands begin the digestive proc...

BEST DENTAL HYGIENE IN AMINJIKARAI! Your teeth, tongue and salivary glands begin the digestive process by grinding your food into smaller pieces, which are easier to digest. Many suggest that you should chew each mouthful 32 times. That might not be enough for steak or nuts. And probably way too much for watermelon or other fruit. The purpose of chewing is to break down your food so it becomes liquefied and loses its texture. As you chew, your salivary glands secrete various enzymes that are mixed with your food. Now that your food is fully crushed and in liquid form, it’s ready for the second stage of digestion in your stomach.

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Digestion begins in our mouth, not our stomach.

The nutrients w... BEST DENTAL HYGIENE IN ANNA NAGAR! Digestion begins in our mouth, not our stomach. The nutrients we need for optimal health and well-being begin with the choices we make at mealtime. However, what many overlook is that assimilating those foods requires proper digestion. Which starts in our mouth. If you’re like many, you don’t chew your food properly. People who don’t chew their food well enough before they swallow often develop digestive problems, and are also at a greater risk for: Choking – A mechanical obstruction of the airway that prevents normal breathing. Aspiration – An accidental sucking in of food particles or fluids into the lungs. Malnutrition – Getting too little or too much of certain nutrients. Dehydration – Excessive loss of body water often due to diarrhea. Weight gain – Eating too quickly tends to suppress a sense of fullness.

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One of the goals of today’s dentistry is to help patients prevent a...

BEST DENTAL HYGIENE IN CHENNAI! One of the goals of today’s dentistry is to help patients prevent and reverse chronic disease. So we look for signs of inflammation on every visit. Here are five indications that you may have a chronic inflammatory condition: Body aches and recurring joint pain Skin rashes, such as psoriasis or eczema Constant throat clearing from excessive mucus Low energy, despite getting sufficient sleep Frequent colds, flu and other illnesses If you, or someone you love, complain of these issues, schedule an appointment for a thorough examination. We at Apple dental uncover the presence of inflammation and provide specific recommendations to improve the health of your mouth and entire body.

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When our mouth is inflamed, our body is inflamed. And one of the mos...

WE MAINTAIN BEST ORAL HYGIENE! When our mouth is inflamed, our body is inflamed. And one of the most common causes of mouth inflammation is the bacterial infection of periodontitis. This is almost always the result of poor dental hygiene. Regular brushing, flossing and professional teeth cleanings can hold this source of inflammation at bay. Another common source of whole body inflammation is our diet. Certain foods, particularly highly processed convenience foods, can place an inflammatory load on our bodies. Among them: Large amounts of sugar and high-fructose corn syrup Refined carbohydrates, such as white bread and pasta Processed and packaged foods that contain trans fats Vegetable oils that produce an imbalance of omega-6 Excessive intake of alcohol and preserved meats

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Chronic inflammation appears to be a factor in a wide ra...

BEST DENTIST FOR DENTAL CARIES IN CHENNAI! Chronic inflammation appears to be a factor in a wide range of health issues. In fact, it has been found to be a player in virtually every chronic disease. Many which are considered lifestyle diseases resulting from our dietary decisions and personal hygiene: Cardiovascular disease High blood pressure Diabetes Cancer Fatty liver disease Osteoarthritis Depression It surprises many to learn that many of these conditions start with our mouth—and what we put into it. A decade ago, a physician who encountered these conditions wouldn’t have thought to look in a patient’s mouth, but today there is a growing awareness that mouth health can directly affect whole body health.

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Imagine a sunburn that occurs on the inside of your body. That’...

BEST PROSTHODONTIST IN AMINJIKARAI! Imagine a sunburn that occurs on the inside of your body. That’s a way to think about the whole body effects of inflammation. Inflammation is how your body protects itself from infection, illness, or injury. The increased production of white blood cells and a ramping up of the immune system are often accompanied by redness, pain, heat and swelling. However, problems emerge when there is chronic (long-term) inflammation throughout the body. Which often starts with our mouth.

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Thankfully, saliva acts to dilute and neutralise the acid. Asid...

BEST PROSTHODONTIST IN MMDA COLONY! Thankfully, saliva acts to dilute and neutralise the acid. Aside from buffering plaque acids and halting the demineralisation of enamel, saliva provides a reservoir of minerals adjacent to the enamel from which it can remineralise and “heal” once the acids have been neutralised. What can stop this bio-chemical reaction in its tracks? Simple brushing and flossing. Together, these two home care procedures have been shown to be unusually effective at slowing, stopping and even reversing the effects of S mutans. Relax knowing that if you ever get behind in this never-ending battle with these and other bacteria, we stand ready to help. A professional cleaning can restart the clock and at least temporarily disrupt the plans of S mutans.

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Streptococcus mutans, also known as S mutans, along with lactoba...

BEST PROSTHODONTIST IN ANNA NAGAR! Streptococcus mutans, also known as S mutans, along with lactobacilli, consume sugars and excrete lactic acid. It’s the lactic acid that is the real culprit when it comes to tooth decay. S mutans and other bacteria reside on the dental biofilm (plaque) on tooth surfaces. The acid they produce from consuming sugar causes demineralisation, softening that area of the tooth, leading to a loss of calcium and phosphate from the enamel. As the enamel on a tooth surface loses minerals, the weakened enamel collapses to form a cavity and the tooth is progressively destroyed. The acid can also attack the roots of teeth should they become exposed from gum recession.

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Granted, no single food or beverage is the factor producing enamel loss or to...

BEST DENTIST IN MMDA! Granted, no single food or beverage is the factor producing enamel loss or tooth decay. Your susceptibility to tooth erosion and cavities depend on a variety of issues. Among them your dental hygiene habits, diet, lifestyle and even your genetic predisposition. There are many ways to boost your energy naturally. Get regular exercise Go to bed a bit earlier Drink more water Eat nutritious food Maintain a positive attitude And if you’re compelled to gulp down one of those energy drinks? Dilute it. Take a couple of swigs of water and swish it around in your mouth. You’ll dilute the acid and reduce the time it takes your mouth to rebound to a more normal pH.

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Simply put, drinks with a low pH can have a demineralising effect on y...

BEST DENTIST IN AMINJIKARAI! Simply put, drinks with a low pH can have a demineralising effect on your tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in our body, but it can’t stand up to being repeatedly immersed in a bath of highly acidic sugar water. Not only can you lose the protective enamel coating on your teeth, the sugar used to sweeten most energy drinks creates the perfect storm for tooth decay. But the pH story continues. There’s still the issue of once the energy drinks, colas and other acidic beverages get past our taste buds and enter our digestive tract. Those who drink a lot soda also tend to have lower bone density. To neutralise the acid, calcium and phosphorous may be leached from our bones.

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