Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to grow at the very back of the oral cavity. In fact, these four teeth appear at either end of the upper and lower jaws. They generally appear at the age of majority, between 17 and 18.
Category Archives: Soins Dentaires
General information on proper cleaning and oral hygiene from specialists. Dental clinics in Lausanne, Aigle and Fribourg
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Toothbrushing seems intuitive. We learn the basic gestures from an early age and reproduce them mechanically, without much thought. Yet in Switzerland, part of the population brushes their teeth incorrectly. There is, in fact, a correct technique that must be applied on a daily basis for effective tooth brushing. [...]
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Several types of pathology can occur in the oral cavity. These include gingivitis and periodontitis. The main difference between these two diseases, which affect the tissues that support the teeth, lies in their duration. Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums. If not treated in time, it can lead to [...]
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Canker sores are small lesions that usually appear on the oral mucosa. They form on the inside of the mouth: the inside of the cheek, gums, tongue, throat or palate. Generally harmless, canker sores resolve naturally after a few days. However, they can be [...]
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Dentists, orthodontists and dental hygienists - there are many professionals working together in dental practices and clinics. HELVIDENT invites you to find out more about oral health professions in Switzerland. In Switzerland, postgraduate training is required to obtain the right to practice as a specialist in dentistry. [...]
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Diet has a direct impact on the way your body functions and on your general state of health. What is less well known is that it also has repercussions on oral hygiene. In fact, many foods and beverages are harmful to teeth, gums and the mouth as a whole. HELVIDENT explains why it's important to limit [...]
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From April 27, 2020, dental practices in Lausanne and throughout Switzerland will once again be able to welcome patients. This is what the Swiss Society of Dentists SSO reveals in its press release dated April 21, 2020. The extraordinary situation caused by COVID-19 had led to the restriction of treatment [...].
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Do you have questions about seniors' oral health? When it comes to dentistry, each age group has its own specific characteristics, which you need to be aware of if you are to offer sound advice. HELVIDENT confirms or disproves 5 common ideas held by senior citizens. Find out what the myths and realities are about the oral health of people over the age of [...].
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The new coronavirus, or COVID-19, has appeared in Switzerland, as in several other countries around the world. The Federal Council has described the situation as "extraordinary", in the sense of Art. 7 of the Epidemics Act. As a result, it has taken exceptional measures, which are constantly being stepped up, to limit the spread of the virus [...].
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Many people in Switzerland suffer from tooth sensitivity. This symptom manifests itself as pain or discomfort when consuming certain types of food or drink. Biting into an apple, eating ice cream, drinking hot tea or brushing your teeth can all cause an unpleasant sensation. Discover the causes [...]
