Everyone is well conscious of the harmful effects of smoking on the lungs and heart. We often see these warnings on cigarette packets and various media platforms. However, what’s less discussed but equally damaging is the impact of smoking on … Continued
Tooth decay is a prevalent oral health issue affecting individuals of most ages. Many people associate tooth decay with poor oral hygiene and excessive sugar consumption; it is essential to identify that certain diseases and medical conditions also can subscribe … Continued
Maintaining oral health is vital for our overall well-being. While regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups are essential, we often underestimate diet’s role in achieving optimal oral health. The food we consume significantly impacts the health of our teeth and … Continued
Aging is an inevitable part of life that affects our bodies in numerous ways. Our bodies undergo various changes as we age, and our oral health is no exception. While many individuals are aware of the physical and cognitive changes … Continued
Everyone has bad breath from time to time, but if you have persistent bad breath (also known as halitosis and fetor oris), it could indicate some health issues. Bad breath doesn’t just affect physical health; it can also affect your … Continued
Dental Filling is a restorative dentistry procedure used to restore or substitute the structure of your tooth or teeth. The damaged tooth structure due to tooth decay restores with various dental fillings that provide an aesthetic look to your smile. … Continued
Hydrogen peroxide was developed by a chemist, Louis Jacques Thenard, in 1818. Since then, it has been integral to dental practices, particularly mouthwash formulas. Today, it’s been more than 100 years since hydrogen peroxide has been part of dental practices … Continued
Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential to keep your teeth and gums healthy. You will also be amazed to know that you have a 20% higher chance of having heart disease if you have poor gum health or gum disease! … Continued
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last to rise in the back of the mouth between 17 and 25. For many, wisdom teeth can cause many problems, including pain, swelling, and infection. Sometimes, wisdom teeth can become … Continued
Although considered optional by most, flossing is not supposed to be an optional habit. Dental professionals everywhere have continually tried to educate their patients about the importance of dental flossing. Various health organizations consider flossing a crucial part of maintaining … Continued