When Do Wisdom Teeth Have to be Removed? Wisdom teeth can sometimes be misaligned. In such cases, they grow out either horizontally, at an angle facing away from or towards second molars, or at an angle facing inward & outward. Wisdom teeth can also be impacted. In the case of impacted wisdom teeth, the teeth…
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Dental Tips for Winter The decrease in the mercury level also affects your teeth significantly. Just like the rest of the body, the teeth feel the cold and might sustain some damage if not taken proper care of. Moreover, with all the diseases and ailments like flu and cold infecting your body in winter, you…
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Dental Tips for Cold Staying on top of your oral health when you’re not feeling well isn’t always easy. But, it’s important to continue following your daily brushing & flossing routine. the cold and flu season is sure to not be far behind. From consuming extra orange juice for a vitamin C boost to keeping…
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How can you protect your sweet tooth this Diwali? The season of Festivals with family and friends is full of parties, there is fun, there are crackers and there are sweets not to forget!! Recently, chocolates have become a favourite present, particularly for kids. On the occasion of Diwali, the custom of gifting sweets hits…
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Tips to shine your teeth this Diwali It is that time of the year again, the festive season is upon us!! Indian festivals are popular not just for their fanfare celebration and the mythology behind them but also for the wide variety of sweets we get to relish. The season is full of celebrations with…
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Root Canal Treatment for Chipped ToothWhy Would I Need a Root Canal for a Chipped Tooth? Many understand the importance of a root canal for a tooth infection of a dental abscess, but there are times when a chipped tooth requires the need for a root canal to treat symptoms. Additionally, it can prevent the…
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Paria (Pyorrhea) in teeth | Know About Case and Treatment Paria (Pyorrhea) is a severe condition of periodontal disease in which the ligaments and bones that support the teeth become inflamed and infected. It is the result of advanced gingivitis. Gingivitis is a mild form of gum disease that causes redness and swelling of the…
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Paria (Pyorrhea) Treatment Gingivitis or Paria (Pyorrhea), commonly known as gum disease is an inflammation of the soft tissue area (gum) which surrounds your teeth. Throughout the day a thin layer called biofilm forms over your teeth, this is known as plaque. This is a sticky and natural layer made up primarily of bacteria. As…
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Dental Implants for Diabetic Patients While dental implants are quickly rising as the most popular treatment for missing teeth, there was a time when patients with certain conditions were turned away from the treatment. For the longest time, patients with diabetes have been pushed away from implants out of the fear that their condition would…
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