On average, children get their first teeth (or baby teeth) at the age of two or three. When the baby teeth begin to fall out, around the age of five or six, the permanent teeth push through and take their place. This whole process is natural, but, sometimes complications happen in the process and make…
Having good oral health is paramount in maintaining good overall health. Lack of oral hygiene paves the way for bacterial infections in your mouth, leading to gradual tooth decay and dental cavities. Problems like these are the reason why you need to keep your oral hygiene game up! Prevention of any dental disease is always…
Quite often people end up with missing teeth due to an accident or trauma. Dentists usually recommend dental bridges, crowns, dentures, or dental implants to these people. The main focus of this article is to enlighten you on everything you need to know about dental implants. The Canadian Dental Association describes dental implants as an artificial root made…
We spend countless hours in choosing the right clothes for ourselves, adorning our homes, and taking care of our general health. But we seldom pay attention to our dental health. This is why, most people go to the dentist only when they are in excruciating pain. The tendency to not take care of our teeth…
Compliments such as ‘You have a beautiful smile,’ I love your smile,’ and ‘there is so much confidence in your smile’ not only make you feel good about your smile but about yourself too. But, not everybody is blessed with a perfect smile. Bite problems, crooked teeth, misaligned teeth are some of the commonly significant…
You reap what you sow, and that’s especially true when your body is concerned. Healthy habits that you inculcate today keep you in good stead years thereafter; this is true for all facets of your body, especially your oral health. The practice of inculcating good habits for your body doesn’t start when you’re an adult…
When you come across this question, you will be told by many professionals that you need to visit a dental hygienist every six months. That is true, but not entirely. Visiting a dental hygienist every six months is the minimum. The number of visits you need to make may vary as per you oral health…
We all are tempted to have desserts! But, too many chocolates and candies can affect your waistline. Not only that, having desserts in excessive quantities can have deteriorating effects on your teeth. Now, it is usually quite challenging to refrain yourself from sweet candies and desserts. But, you would be amazed to know that some…
