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Your oral health is more important than you might realize. Mouth, teeth and gums can affect your general health. Problems in your mouth can affect the rest of your body. Your oral health offers clues about your overall health. Oral health is essential to overall health and well-being at every stage of life. A healthy mouth enables not only nutrition ...

If your dentist alerts you to a cavity, you need to deal with it as soon as possible. Because once cavities are present in your mouth, until treated they continue to grow. Everybody’s mouth contains large amounts of bacteria. This is unavoidable. After you eat, the bacteria feed on leftover particles of food that gets trapped in your mouth if ...

Many patients ask if it is really possible to keep their original set of teeth for a lifetime. The teeth fall prey to the forces of time and daily life, just as other aspects of our bodies do. Nevertheless, it is absolutely possible to keep your teeth for a lifetime. As we grow old, enamel becomes worn, teeth get chipped, ...

Little baby teeth have some big responsibilities. They not only help you bite, chew and speak correctly but also help guide the permanent teeth underneath them into proper position. Caring for your child’s baby teeth or milk teeth can not only help in maintaining a great smile but also in general well-being. Establishing a good oral hygiene routine while they ...

When it comes to your teeth, most people use the words “fracture” and “crack” interchangeably. Tooth cracks are a common occurrence in dentistry. Any time you break off a part of a tooth, it’s technically a fracture. Even a tiny chip sustained can be considered a fracture, though; this isn’t a very serious injury. But some fractures can be quite ...

The optimal smile line should reveal the least amount of gum tissue possible. Gums in the smile line should have balanced, even contours that are in harmony with the upper lip. An average lip line shows only the teeth in your upper jaw and the bits of gum that extend upwards between your teeth. A gummy smile is when you ...

Our oral and gut microbiomes are in constant communication. When your digestive health is good, it’s a good sign you feel good too. Often, the problems in the mouth are caused by the digestive system. Our gut microbes and mouth always interact with one another, so digestive health problems can have an impact on your oral health. If you suffer ...

Replacing missing teeth is important to your general health and to the health of your other teeth. Dental implants replace the root-part of a missing tooth. Dental implants are by far the best treatment to replace missing teeth of all the ways modern dentistry has to offer. There is no other tooth-replacement option that will give you a longer-lasting result. ...

With the improving awareness of patients regarding oral health-related quality of life, the advancements in dentistry for dental materials have diversified. There is no progress in dentistry without the development of dental materials and technologies. From the distant past through to the present day, dentistry has been continuously invigorated by the development of both dental technologies and materials. Over the ...

We talk a lot about how periodontal or gum disease is linked to playing a larger role in systemic health, and is association with an increased risk of diabetes and heart disease. It’s important to understand that there is a big difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning & its implications that each of these procedures have when it comes to ...