December 2015 Blog Posts (98)

Who wouldn't love to have teeth that shine like pearls and brighten our smiles? Unfortunately, for most of us, our teeth often end up bearing the brunt of our fast paced lifestyle. This involves staining due to the constant consumption of tea, coffee or cigarettes.

Even if your teeth aren't stained as a result of the above, they don't really stay as white as we'd like them to be. This could be because of hereditary reasons, aging, poor dental hygiene, antibiotics, climactic…

Temporomandibular joint syndrome is a pain that occurs in the jaw. This problem can travel through the entire joint which goes right up to the ear. Not only can it cause a lot of discomfort in the face but it could also spread to the neck and the ear.

Common Signs of TMJ Syndrome

Severe pain or discomfort in your jaw is the most common sign of TJM syndrome. Some of the common signs that you should…

Periodontal Disease is caused by Bacterial Infection

Family dentists diagnose and treat periodontal disease to help you avoid losing teeth from a serious infection that spreads through soft tissues inside the mouth. Periodontal disease rarely occurs when you visit a dental professional on a regular basis to have plaque removed from teeth along with having cavities filled. Plaque is a hard substance that collects toward…

The best New Year’s resolutions are the ones that bring you a lasting reward, such as caring for your teeth.

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We are living in a hectic and busy life, and hence we all tend to fell prey to various bad habits. Most of the time we fail to find the harm behind these habits. Most of the time, these habits initially appear less harmful to our health but when we look at these bad habits on a long term perspective, we might feel alarmed about the potential threats these bad habits can have on our health. By the time we realize it, we might be too late to reverse the damage created on our body and…

Definition

Dental Specialty means a dentist attaining a specialty in a particular field of dentistry. The specialist requires training in an advance graduate program. Once training is complete, the dentist is granted a certificate of specialty.

Dental specialties are recognized in order to protect the people and improve the quality of care. There are nine official dental specialties identified by the American Dental Association (ADA). They are currently the main specialties…

Medicine, like many other branches of academics has always been reinventing and improvising itself by each passing day. One such branch of dentistry which has attracted many young students to take up dentistry as their stream of study is the branch of Cosmetic Dentistry. Cosmetic dentistry consists of any work which helps in improving the appearance of a person's teeth and/or gums. Dentistry, today, is not restricted only to the extraction of teeth and filling but includes a wide range of…

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Who isn't on the quest to acquire the perfect set of teeth?



It was Hippocrates and Aristotle who wrote about repairing decaying teeth and fractured jaws centuries ago, and today, cosmetic bonding and cosmetic dentistry are all the rage. Many of us looking for the perfect smile will waste no…

You might think that choosing the right toothbrush is not that a big deal for a healthy mouth but honestly it is really important to select the right one. It is really difficult to select whichtoothbrush should be used. The reason why it is difficult to choose your toothbrush is because there are certain toothbrush that ensures teeth whitening, fresh breath and deep cleaning. But only your dentist can tell you which one is best suited for…

Digital dentistry is the use of digital technologies or devices in order to carry out dental procedures. Here, dentists use computer-controlled devices instead of the traditional mechanical tools.

Benefits of the technologies

There are many benefits that come with digital dentistry technologies. Some of the benefits include:

Efficiency: the technologies make it possible for dentists…

Each and every day we wake up and begin a morning ritual which invariably includes a glob of toothpaste, a quick run of the tap and two minutes of furiously working a toothbrush around our mouths. It's an essential part of the day, but more and more people are starting to talk about tooth oil and its links to better oral health and hygiene. Whilst its resurgence might be recent, it's actually an ancient tradition that's fighting its way back into the public consciousness through word of…

If you brush your teeth twice a day religiously with fluoride toothpaste, good for you! You’re taking an important step toward preventing cavities and tooth decay.

But while brushing your teeth every day is important, doing so isn’t…

Plaque is one of the most common dental problems, affecting thousands of people across the UK, here are three great tips to reduce and remove all plaque at home. In studies carried out in the 1990s, it was revealed that 7 in 10 adults had plaque on their teeth. In the vast majority of cases, it's not a serious condition, but if left untreated for an extended period of time, it can result in bad breath, discolouration of the teeth…

Winter is usually associated with warm soup, hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows. But it’s also a time for colds and mouth sores. Here are ways you can protect your mouth from adverse conditions during the winter.

How Temperature Affects Health

Colder temperature can cause dry and chapped lips, which can create discomfort while eating or laughing. Catching a cold or virus can be even worse because it can lead to…

Medicine, like many other branches of academics has always been reinventing and improvising itself by each passing day. One such branch of dentistry which has attracted many young students to take up dentistry as their stream of study is the branch of Cosmetic Dentistry. Cosmetic dentistry consists of any work which helps in improving the appearance of a person's teeth and/or gums. Dentistry, today, is not restricted only to the…

Gum disease - what to do

A regular visit to a dentist will help you with:

• Prevention of gum disease - early detection is vital and avoids later more complicated and expensive treatment.

• Clean teeth - the hygienist will properly clean and free teeth from plaque and tartar build up

• Minor infections can be identified and treated before they become overly…

It is imperative that we eat healthy and maintain oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly. But still there are nearly 60% people who do not do it which results in multiple tooth diseases. So today we will discuss about tooth pathology - different conditions of teeth. You will be a bit confused with the word Tooth Pathology but it is a very familiar term and has nothing to do with the test laboratories. Tooth Pathology is a term that is used to describe any dental condition that is…

If you have just relocated, there are a few things that you may need help for. You are starting to settle into your new home and you are now establishing your routine at your new office. You have just finished unpacking the boxes at your place and you have enrolled the kids at their new school. You are still adjusting to your life in the new place and everything is new but you are getting there. You may still have a lot of tasks to tick off your to-do list but with time and with the help of…