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It’s a universal ritual that we’ve all gone through since childhood—brushing our teeth. Yet for many parents, the thought of introducing their child to this hygiene habit can be a bit intimidating. When should you start brushing your child’s teeth? Never fear! We’re here to help demystify this important dental milestone, so you don’t end… Continue Reading
Wisdom teeth, also called third molars are the last of the permanent adult teeth which erupt in early adulthood. As opposed to the common assumption, there is no need for wisdom tooth extraction if they are not causing any problems. They are only removed if there is not enough space in the mouth for them… Continue Reading
Did you know that going to the dentist regularly is just as important for your smile and overall health as eating right and exercising? Sure, it’s not always easy to find the time (or money!) in our busy lives to hit up the dentist on a regular basis, but trust us – taking care of… Continue Reading
Dentures are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth. They are available in two basic types – complete and partial. Complete dentures cover the whole teeth, whereas partial dentures are applied only to the missing two to three teeth. You can opt for either conventional or immediate dentures. Conventional dentures are available after a few… Continue Reading
Bleeding gums is a very common dental condition among patients worldwide. The major causes of bleeding gums are poor oral hygiene, consumption of damaging foods, vitamin deficiencies, etc. Bleeding gums are also a symptom of gum disease or periodontitis. It becomes necessary to treat them before they advance into life-threatening diseases. Let us try to… Continue Reading
Preventive dentistry refers to the branch of modern dentistry that aims at providing treatments that prevent or limit the development of dental diseases like cavities, periodontitis, tooth loss, etc. It includes various procedures as well as daily practices such as teeth cleaning, daily brushing and flossing, etc. Regular visits to the dentist once every few… Continue Reading
Cardiovascular diseases are a set of diseases that severely affect the heart, blood vessels, and veins of the human body. They are a common cause of death among people across the world. Cardiovascular diseases are also linked with dental diseases as bacterial growth can affect the blood vessels and the body’s response to such microbes… Continue Reading
Gum disease is a common problem that afflicts millions of people around the world. Also known as periodontitis, this is a disease in which the gums become red, swollen and sometimes become prone to bleeding as well. Periodontitis eventually leads to loss of teeth if left untreated because it affects the jaw bone which holds… Continue Reading
Bad breath, also called halitosis, is a condition in which the mouth smells bad due to bacterial accumulation. Many products are available in the market that fights halitosis effectively but only temporarily. This condition is primarily caused by poor oral hygiene and bacterial growth. Let us learn more about the causes of halitosis and some… Continue Reading
Good oral and dental health are not just about a healthy set of teeth. It is pretty common to see people attaching more importance to their teeth than to their gums. But healthy gums are equally important to maintain good oral health. Gums are the soft tissue that strongly binds the teeth to the bones… Continue Reading
It’s a universal ritual that we’ve all gone through since childhood—brushing our teeth. Yet for many parents, the thought of introducing their child to this hygiene habit can be a bit intimidating. When should you start brushing your child’s teeth? Never fear! We’re here to help demystify this important dental milestone, so you don’t end… Continue Reading
Wisdom teeth, also called third molars are the last of the permanent adult teeth which erupt in early adulthood. As opposed to the common assumption, there is no need for wisdom tooth extraction if they are not causing any problems. They are only removed if there is not enough space in the mouth for them… Continue Reading
Did you know that going to the dentist regularly is just as important for your smile and overall health as eating right and exercising? Sure, it’s not always easy to find the time (or money!) in our busy lives to hit up the dentist on a regular basis, but trust us – taking care of… Continue Reading
Dentures are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth. They are available in two basic types – complete and partial. Complete dentures cover the whole teeth, whereas partial dentures are applied only to the missing two to three teeth. You can opt for either conventional or immediate dentures. Conventional dentures are available after a few… Continue Reading
Bleeding gums is a very common dental condition among patients worldwide. The major causes of bleeding gums are poor oral hygiene, consumption of damaging foods, vitamin deficiencies, etc. Bleeding gums are also a symptom of gum disease or periodontitis. It becomes necessary to treat them before they advance into life-threatening diseases. Let us try to… Continue Reading
Preventive dentistry refers to the branch of modern dentistry that aims at providing treatments that prevent or limit the development of dental diseases like cavities, periodontitis, tooth loss, etc. It includes various procedures as well as daily practices such as teeth cleaning, daily brushing and flossing, etc. Regular visits to the dentist once every few… Continue Reading
Cardiovascular diseases are a set of diseases that severely affect the heart, blood vessels, and veins of the human body. They are a common cause of death among people across the world. Cardiovascular diseases are also linked with dental diseases as bacterial growth can affect the blood vessels and the body’s response to such microbes… Continue Reading
Gum disease is a common problem that afflicts millions of people around the world. Also known as periodontitis, this is a disease in which the gums become red, swollen and sometimes become prone to bleeding as well. Periodontitis eventually leads to loss of teeth if left untreated because it affects the jaw bone which holds… Continue Reading
Bad breath, also called halitosis, is a condition in which the mouth smells bad due to bacterial accumulation. Many products are available in the market that fights halitosis effectively but only temporarily. This condition is primarily caused by poor oral hygiene and bacterial growth. Let us learn more about the causes of halitosis and some… Continue Reading
Good oral and dental health are not just about a healthy set of teeth. It is pretty common to see people attaching more importance to their teeth than to their gums. But healthy gums are equally important to maintain good oral health. Gums are the soft tissue that strongly binds the teeth to the bones… Continue Reading
