Hana Ames

Medical Contributor

Hana is a UK-based freelance writer specializing in demystifying health and wellness topics, with a focus on dental health. A graduate in English from the University of Bedfordshire, her academic background in forensic linguistics has honed her research and writing skills. Since her graduation, Hana has dedicated herself to writing expert-backed content across various sectors, particularly in cosmetic dentistry.

Hana’s passion for cosmetic dentistry is not only professional but also personal, following her own experience with clear aligners. She is committed to providing accurate, evidence-based, and easy-to-understand dental health information, aiming to educate the public about maintaining optimal oral health and understanding the value of dental treatments.

Education

University of Bedfordshire, English Studies/Literature

Latest articles from the author

Swollen Jaw Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

When to Seek Medical Help If you are experiencing pain in your jaw, swollen gums, or difficulty chewing, consult a dentist or doctor. If you have a fever or if the pain worsens over time, seek medical attention as soon as possible. In some cases, an infection in the mouth may cause swelling. Antibiotics or […]

Why Are My Teeth Translucent?

Key Takeaways 7 Possible Causes of Translucent Teeth Translucent teeth are caused by tooth erosion, which typically occurs when acids dissolve tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is a hard, white substance that covers the crown of your tooth and protects teeth from decay and infection. When enamel is damaged, teeth can look transparent or translucent. Other […]

Is Chewing Gum Good or Bad For You?

Is Chewing Gum Good or Bad? Chewing gum is a popular way to reduce boredom or freshen your breath. It can also be used as a behavioral replacement for smoking or binge eating or to deliver nicotine more safely.1 The health benefits of chewing gum are debatable. However, chewing gum can help relieve stress, reduce […]

DMD vs. DDS: What’s The Difference?

What’s the Difference Between a DMD and DDS? To become a licensed dentist, aspiring dentists must obtain one of two degrees: a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS). DMD and DDS degrees are awarded to dentists who have completed an accredited dental school program, typically lasting 3 to 4 […]

What Causes Sores on Tongue?

What are Tongue Sores? Tongue sores, or ulcers, are common and can affect anyone, lasting from a few days to 2 weeks.1 When to See Your Dentist If you experience sores on the tongue accompanied by any of the following symptoms, contact a healthcare provider:16 A doctor or dentist will decide the next steps, like […]