Each year is the same, temperatures drop, days get shorter and the coldest season is about to come. With the coming of the winter, each of us has some ritual preparing to welcome this romantic, bit also cold winter season.

Missing a tooth, especially if it is one from the frontal region, is most frequently an unpleasant and traumatic experience for every individual. Namely, after a tooth extraction it takes up to three months before making a definite bridge construction or doing an implant, i.e. reaching a complete healing of the gums and bone.

Maybe with the start of the winter many of you face an impleasant sense of chapped an dry lips. One of the most common conditions of the lips is Cheilitis simplex.

You may belong to the group of several million people in the world constantly suffering from headache. Blood pressure is fine, you don’t have a cold or ear problems, but you still experience pain in the lateral parts of the head, neck, around the ears, in the occiput or in the lower jaw or even the teeth.

Everyone wants to have nicely arranged white teeth and beautiful smile, which causes patients to opt for an orthodontic treatment, i.e. to choose orthodontic fixed device. Does that fixed device have impact on teeth going bad?

Very few people are able to understand the link between oral cavity health and the general health of the whole organism. Namely, the condition of the teeth and gums can affect the whole organism and make a difference, whether positive or negative.

Halitosis or “bad breath” (fetor ex ore) is a relatively minor health problem that can be upsetting. You can often feel uncomfortable with your partners and colleagues. Here are some tips on how to get rid of bad breath.