The temporomandibular joint, often referred to as TMJ, is a hinge that plays a crucial role in the functioning of the mouth by connecting the upper jaw with the lower one. The structure of this joint is located next to … Continued
Procedures like tooth extraction, root canals, fillings, cleaning, etc. are covered under general or orthodontic dentistry. On the other hand, treatments that deal with dental imperfections like misshapen, misaligned, cracked, missing, or broken teeth are a part of cosmetic dentistry. … Continued
In spite of much awareness regarding the importance of oral hygiene, millions of Americans suffer due to tooth decay, and periodontal diseases. Fortunately, thanks to the overall improvement in dental science, damaged and even missing teeth in the mouth can … Continued
Phobia can be termed as a medical condition in which the patient develops unnecessary fear about a place, object, situation, or even an animal. The main reason behind the same is an unrealistic sense of danger about something. In severe … Continued
Sparkling or carbonated water is water infused with carbon dioxide. Some brands also sell the same water consisting of minerals and salt in a small amount. The refreshing carbonated water is often served at restaurants, clubs as an alternative to … Continued
There’s a link between harmful bacteria, plaque, and tartar. Let’s try to understand how these factors can affect your oral health and ways to control them. Bacteria Present In the Mouth & Cause Harm To The Teeth According to research … Continued
Modern dentistry helps in preventing, slowing, and even reversing the aging triggered due to damage to the teeth and tissues surrounding the same. Thus, dentists and beauticians who craft camera-ready smiles for celebrities prefer exploring tooth-related issues first when it … Continued
Wisdom teeth have developed a reputation as troublemakers. In spite of maintaining proper oral hygiene, these teeth go on a self-destruction mode. Are third molars more prone to infections? The wisdom teeth appear at the back of the gums on … Continued
Dental trauma (DT) is a broader term used to describe the injury to the oral cavity. The term describes any trauma to the periodontium, teeth, and adjoining tissue. DT can be caused due to motor vehicle accidents, fist fights, eating … Continued
The outermost protective layer of your teeth is known as enamel. Its color may vary from one tooth to the other. In some cases, besides white, it can also be blue-like white, gray, or light yellow. If this part is … Continued