Dental plaque buildup leads to gingivitis, which is the most common and most treatable disease. The best method for preventing gingivitis is the act of toothbrushing. How can you be sure which toothbrush is the most effective? There are manual and battery-operated toothbrushes. Research has shown that since their commercial debut in the 1960s, battery-operated […]
Recent research has shown COVID-19 to affect long-term habits. People in the United States are smoking, drinking, and eating in larger quantities to help cope with the increased stress and isolation that COVID-19 has caused. Along with the increase in drinking and smoking, it is directly related to a decline in oral health. Everyone knows […]
Temporomandibular Joints are one of the most important parts of your face. Although you might not think about them very often, these parts enable you to talk, chew, and many more things. Your jawbones are connected to the skull by these, and they spring into action at the time of chewing, swallowing, and talking. Injuries in […]
It has been shown that the transmission of COVID-19 is mainly due to respiratory droplets when an infected person talks, breathes, or coughs. We all know that washing hands regularly, wearing a mask, and keeping a safe distance (about 6 feet) away from others are the best methods to keep yourself safe during this pandemic. […]
Stress and sleep apnea are found to be interconnected – one affecting the other. A stressed mind would find it difficult to rest and go to sleep. In turn, not having enough rest or having disturbed sleep can cause stress and anxiety.What is Sleep Apnea?Sleep Apnea is a sleep disorder that disrupts breathing by blocking […]
Dental cleanings should be continued during pregnancy. It is important to be consistent with oral hygiene practices before, during, and after pregnancy. It is suggested that the best time to plan a dental visit is during the second trimester (link 4). During the third trimester, it can be difficult to lay on your back long […]
A baby develops their teeth (known as “primary teeth”) between 6 months to 1 year of age. Usually by the age of 3, children have their full set of 20 primary teeth. It is typical for the first few teeth to become exposed through the gum tissue in the front of the mouth. Some remedies […]
Did you know that your overall immunity is affected by your oral hygiene?Because of the spread of Coronavirus, most people are interested in learning how to reduce their risk of disease and infection. It is most commonly recommended to social distance, wash your hands, and to wear a mask when out in public. While all […]
We do encounter dental emergencies pretty often, and sports-related injuries take up a fair share of them. Athletes are usually very active, and having a few bad falls when they play or train, which is quite common. They could sustain an injury to the mouth, which may damage the teeth, tongue, or other soft tissues […]
Dental implants are widely regarded as the best replacement for missing natural teeth. They are placed directly in the jawbone, which gives them the required stability and strength to withstand forces while biting and chewing food. Also, they can be customized to perfectly mimic the appearance of the natural teeth so that they remain indistinguishable. […]
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