Wednesday 31 March 2021

Women of Adsense summit


Thankyou google for giving this opportunity to participate in this virtual event Women of Adsense summit.

Dr.Renju

 India. 

Saturday 20 March 2021

World Oral Health Day

 March 20 -World Oral Health Day 

FDI theme 2021- Be Proud Of Your Mouth



IDA is celebrating World Oral Health Day on March 20th.

By,

Dr.Renju T George,

India.

Sunday 14 March 2021

Name the minerals found in Toothpaste

 Name the minerals found in Toothpaste



Calcium carbonate

This common abrasive help to remove plaque, debris and surface stains. Abrasives, combined with the scrubbing motion of your toothbrush, clean the surface of your tooth. They’re the reason your teeth feel so smooth and clean after brushing. They can also help make your smile whiter.

Besides calcium carbonate, other types of abrasives in toothpaste include dehydrated silica gels, hydrated aluminium oxides, magnesium carbonate, phosphate salts and silicates. These abrasives are rough enough to get the plaque off, but gentle enough to avoid damage to your enamel.

Silica 

Minerals such as silica and are found in toothpaste and provide the coarseness that scrubs the teeth clean.


Aluminum Oxide

The coarse scrubbing action of toothpaste can come from aluminium oxide and other phosphate minerals.

Titanium Dioxide

Titanium dioxide, which is made from the minerals ilmenite, rutile and anatase, is present in toothpaste. 

Ilmenite (FeO.TiO2) and rutile (TiO2) are the two chief minerals of titanium. 

Titanium dioxide occurs in polymorphic forms as rutileanatase (octahedrite).

This gives the toothpaste its white pigment.

Mica

Sparkles in toothpaste are made possible by the presence of mica, which is found in rocks.

Fluoride

Fluoride found in toothpaste is derived from the mineral fluorite. 

It is used to help reduce cavities.

by,

DR.RENJU T GEORGE,

INDIA

Friday 5 March 2021

National Dentist Day

  Brighten your day and your smile by brushing off all the worries and germs from your life.

 

Happy Dentist day!


National Dentist’s Day is celebrated every year on March 6.It is a way to show appreciation and thanks for dentists.

Its a way to bring awareness to dentistry so that people will know more about how to care for their teeth. 

It also encourages people who may have avoided going to the dentist to come in for a check up. 

Oral health has a significant effect on general health and vice versa. 

It has been proved by researchers over time that oral infection is capable of causing major health complications. 

Dental Facts

Dr. Rafiuddin Ahmed  is known as Father of Dentistry in India.

First female dentist was  Dr, Lucy Hobbs Taylor.

Your teeth are us unique as your fingerprints.

Your smile is the first facial feature noticed by half of the people you come in contact with daily.

Tooth brush should be kept 6 feet away from a toilet to avoid airborne particles resulting from flush.

Dental Care Tips

1. Brush twice daily for two times.

2. Floss daily

3. Visit your dentist once in 6 months or as recommended by your dentist

4. Eat a balanced diet 

by,

Dr.RENJU T GEORGE,

INDIA