North Rocks Anti-wrinkle Injections & Dental Fillers - professional electric toothbrush

It's really simple. Anti-
Injection of wrinkles is safe and effective.
They cause muscles (
Usually facial muscles)
When we create facial expressions, stop shrinking so as not to create potential wrinkles, because the muscles become "frozen" if you like ".
Wrinkles are generally divided into two types.
Static wrinkles are always visible when your face is still.
You will see dynamic wrinkles when you create facial expressions.
They are the opposite.
Injection of wrinkles is most effective.
Static wrinkles may decrease over time
Wrinkle injections are performed on a regular basis but will never disappear completely.
There is widespread-
Injection of wrinkles at the forehead and eyebrows (
Also known as eyebrow)
One side of the eye (
Known as Fishtail).
You can have a reaction.
There are wrinkles injections in other parts, but the most common ones are the above 3.
It is also an effective tool for teeth biting patients, as it can stop teeth biting in a few months.
The products of different botulinum toxin manufacturers are diluted differently with salt water, so this means that it is difficult to standardize the dose by unit, because it depends on which product you have.
This also makes it difficult to compare the offers given.
As long as you are in good health, no skin condition, no allergy to Botox, no pregnancy or breastfeeding, then
It is completely safe to inject wrinkles.
How long will the effect of this toxin last, varies from person to person, but on average, you will expect the effect to last for about 6 months.
Botox can be reused after a minimum interval of 3 months.
If you're interested
Injection of wrinkles, give us a call at North Rocks home Dental Clinic and Dr. Ashraf Obaid will be more than happy to help you with your consultation.
Teeth and diet I hear or be told every day from patients that many things they think are good and bad for teeth, many of which are unfortunately inaccurate.
So, let me simplify it for you and clarify.
Related to what you eat or drink, there are 4 main factors contributing to the health of your teeth: what food you eat/drink.
What you eat really boils down to sugar and acid in your food.
Sugar causes rot, resulting in holes/holes in the teeth.
Acid can lead to erosion of your actual teeth, thereby eroding the enamel, making your teeth smaller and more sensitive, and damaging the beauty for a long time if in the front of your mouth.
How good are you brushing your teeth.
The frequency and effect of your brushing depends on the frequency and effect of all foods/patches that you accumulate and form around your teeth every day.
Electric toothbrushes are much better than manual ones.
Your genetic tendency
Your genetic tendency is beyond your control.
Some people are lucky that their teeth are not prone to tooth decay, while others unfortunately their teeth are prone to decay very quickly.
How often do you see a dentist?
You reduce the chance of tooth decay by regularly seeing dentists, cleaning teeth and fluoride treatment.
You also reduce the risk of long-term acid erosion, as your dentist will usually pick it up to educate you about the problems this brings.
As you might imagine, there will be many changes and many ifs and buts when you combine the above 4 factors.
Let's assume that your genetic tendency is constant because we can't change it.
This leaves behind what you eat/drink, the time to brush your teeth, and how often you see a dentist.
Sugar and acid, the most important thing to remember is the frequency.
The more often you use them during the day, the more likely it is to have tooth decay/tooth erosion.
Minimize the frequency of consumption and minimize the risk.
The quality of your brushing may depend on how much you value your oral health.
Do it well and do it twice a day and you will significantly reduce the odds of tooth decay.
Rarely and/or not doing well, you have a risk of tooth decay over time.
In my experience, how often do you see a dentist comes down to giving priority to your oral health.
Overall, with the commitment of family, work and life, it's hard for many of us to go to the dentist on time, but in the long run it's worth the effort.
In my book, it's always a win to relieve pain, pain and expenses.
So, as you can see, the relationship between teeth and diet is simple and complex.
The best advice is to limit how often you eat sugary and acidic foods/drinks, brush your teeth twice a day, preferably with an electric toothbrush, visit a dentist twice a year for professional cleaning and examination.