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People often don't realize the importance of baby teeth. Some children lose their milk or baby teeth too soon. Baby teeth normally stay in place to keep space available until permanent ones push them out and take their place to grow in healthily. When baby teeth are lost, it paves a way for permanent teeth to grow in. Baby teeth ...

Smile expresses happiness. Smile is influenced not only by the position, shape and color of teeth but also the appearance of gums. Gums have an essential role to play for enhancing our smile. They make our overall appearance beautiful and we all wish to have pink and healthy gums. Slightly darkening of gums tends to make us self-conscious about our face. If dark-colored gums ...

  Partial dentures bring the beauty back to your smile by replacing missing teeth. It was long thought that removable partial dentures had to be rigid to be effective.   Traditionally, removable partial dentures were fabricated from a rigid metal base designed to replace missing teeth in partially edentulous patients.   The newer flexible removable partial dentures (RPDs) are being used more and more ...

  Properly aligned teeth provide support for each other and for the entire mouth, making normal daily activities, such as chewing and speaking possible.   The jaw is designed to have teeth that, when the jaw is closed, align against each other fairly well. This keeps teeth healthy and encourages proper dental health.   When teeth are not properly aligned, ...

Diabetes is a disease that can affect the whole body. People with diabetes face a higher than normal risk of oral health problems. People who have diabetes know the disease can cause many complications in the body such as eyes, nerves, kidney, heart and other important systems. Another common health complication is oral health problems. Diabetes affects your body’s ability to ...

The billions of bacteria and other microscopic critters that live in the mouth influence the health of teeth and gums. They also cause problems for the heart and blood vessels. Researchers have found a strong correlation between the oral health and heart disease. Poor oral health has been debated as a possible cause of heart disease for many years. One ...

Periodontal (gum) disease can be a very aggressive infection. If left untreated, it can destroy the vital periodontal structures that protect teeth and surround teeth and maintain their attachment to the jaw. The end result is tooth loss; harms both your oral health and appearance by causing damage to the surrounding bone and tissues. Many people suffering from advanced periodontitis ...

Migraines are a highly prevalent, painful, and disruptive condition. Bacteria found in the mouth and gut could be responsible for migraines. While dentists often refer to the mouth as the gateway to the entire body, it can be quite shocking to some, that current research has discovered that your oral microbes may have quite a bit to do with your susceptibility ...

  Good oral health is essential for the overall health of both mother and child.   You may experience some changes in your oral health during pregnancy. Pregnancy changes in your body can affect your gums and teeth.   Dental care during pregnancy is not only safe and effective, it's essential for combating the adverse effects of oral disease.   ...

Dental health refers to all aspects of the health and functioning of your mouth, especially the gums and teeth. Aside from enabling you to speak, eat, and laugh, your teeth can speak volumes about your overall health. Dietary habits can and do play a role in oral health.Eating disorders can affect a person’s oral health. Eating disorders occur when people ...