oral health

COMMON MALOCCLUSION ISSUES CORRECTED BY BRACES

common malocclision by braces

WHAT IS MALOCCLUSION?  Malocclusion, or bad bites, refers to the misalignment of upper and lower teeth—a prevalent dental problem. While minor cases can be treated with braces, more severe issues may require surgery, especially when teeth are overcrowded or don’t fit in the mouth properly. Ignoring malocclusion can lead to various health problems, affecting not COMMON MALOCCLUSION ISSUES CORRECTED BY BRACES

DOES MOUTHWASH ACTUALLY WORK?

mouthwash actually works

Many people’s oral hygiene practices have historically included the use of mouthwash. Does it, however, work? Let us now examine the science.  WHAT IS MOUTHWASH?  Mouthwash, a liquid used post-brushing, falls into two categories: cosmetic and therapeutic. While cosmetic freshens breath, therapeutic variants, with active ingredients, combat plaque, gingivitis, and bad breath, it is important DOES MOUTHWASH ACTUALLY WORK?

WHAT ARE NIGHT GUARDS? DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOUTH GUARD AND NIGHT GUARD

NIGHT GUARDS:   Night guards are increasingly popular in dental care, offering protection against the adverse effects of unconscious teeth grinding during sleep. Night guards are customized to fit precisely over teeth, acting as a barrier to minimize grinding, tooth wear, and related symptoms such as headaches and jaw pain. Also known as oral braces or WHAT ARE NIGHT GUARDS? DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOUTH GUARD AND NIGHT GUARD

WHAT IS SCALING AND ROOT PLANING?

scaling and root planning

Scaling and root planing, often known as thorough cleaning, is an important dental technique for fighting gum disease, especially in its early to moderate phases. To avoid additional bacterial buildup, plaque and tartar are removed from below the gumline and the root surfaces of the teeth are smoothed.  The first stage is scaling, which is WHAT IS SCALING AND ROOT PLANING?

Pulpotomy for a baby tooth vs Pulpotomy for an adult tooth

pulpotomy for baby tooth and adult tooth

Pulpotomy is a dental surgery that is commonly performed to treat damaged or infected pulp tissue inside a tooth. While the process may appear to be similar for both baby and adult teeth, there are critical distinctions to be made.  PULPOTOMY FOR BABY TEETH:  Pulpotomies in primary teeth, or baby teeth, are fairly common. Because Pulpotomy for a baby tooth vs Pulpotomy for an adult tooth

TONGUE THRUSTING: CAUSES, SIGNS, AND TREATMENT

tongue thrusting - causes, signs and treatment

Tongue thrusting is a widespread oral practice with serious consequences for oral health and development. During swallowing, speaking, or at repose, the tongue is pushed against or between the front teeth. Understanding the reasons, detecting the symptoms, and obtaining proper treatment are all necessary for avoiding potential dental and speech problems.  CAUSES:  Tongue thrusting can TONGUE THRUSTING: CAUSES, SIGNS, AND TREATMENT

Tongue Tie: Symptoms and Treatment

what is tongue tie - symptoms and treatment

Tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, is a congenital disease that limits the range of motion of the tongue. This happens when the skin strip behind the tongue (lingual frenulum) is too short, limiting the tongue’s ability to move freely. Understanding the symptoms of tongue tie and the treatment options available is critical for parents and individuals Tongue Tie: Symptoms and Treatment

BENEFITS OF USING WATER FLOSSER

Water flosser benefits

What is Water Flosser?  Water Flosser is an oral irrigator and is a portable water-dispensing gadget used for oral hygiene. It helps in removing the tartar and stubborn bacteria which cannot be removed even after brushing and flossing.  Water Flosser can never be a substitute for brushing and flossing. Instead, it is a good supplement BENEFITS OF USING WATER FLOSSER

How does Losing Tooth relate to Dementia?

Did you know that restoring missing teeth might reduce your chances of developing dementia? A new study has shown a relationship between missing teeth and dementia development. You are less prone to get the neurological disorder if you have more teeth. If you have dementia, fixing your missing teeth with dental restorations may help reduce How does Losing Tooth relate to Dementia?

CONNECTION BETWEEN STROKE & ORAL HEALTH

Someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds, and someone dies of a stroke every 4 minutes. Sounds horrifying, right? Something more amazing is that the stroke could be due to poor oral health conditions. Yeah, you read it right! Your oral health can have an impact on your heart health and CONNECTION BETWEEN STROKE & ORAL HEALTH