Why do baby teeth matter? They fall out anyway, right?” We, as dental professionals hear this question on a daily basis.Primary teeth are important for a number of reasons. They augment a child’s physical, emotional, and social development. The development of your child’s primary teeth will have a direct impact on their oral health thereby … Read more
Impacted third molar ( wisdom tooth) refers to a condition where the third molars or wisdom tooth does not erupt completely through the gums. They can also grow at odd angles, and impinge on nearby teeth. Plaque can accumulate easily on such teeth as they are difficult to clean. The result can be cavities, tooth … Read more
WHY SHOULD YOU VISIT THE DENTIST REGULARLY?Although it’s fact-based that a twice-yearly dental check-up is essential because they help keep your gums and teeth healthy, dental visits should be scheduled based on each person’s habits, oral hygiene, and medical conditions. This is the main reason to make sure and schedule your next cleaning after every … Read more
Deterioration to the tooth’s surface or the enamel is known as tooth decay. It occurs when bacteria in your mouth produce acids that break down at your teeth’ enamel. Cavities are caused by tooth decay (dental caries). Cavities are small holes in the hard surface of your teeth that are irreparably damaged. MOST COMMON SIGNS … Read more
Bacterial plaque is a soft, sticky film that forms on the teeth and is also known as tooth plaque, microbial plaque, and dental biofilm. Plaque is a sticky, colorless yellowish biofilm that grows on the teeth on a daily basis. Bacteria deposits get formed when saliva, food, and fluids combine resulting in bacteria deposits where … Read more