Author Asaad Javaid

A food item that promotes tooth decay is known as CARIOGENIC FOOD. This type of diet contains carbohydrates, which are broken down by bacteria in the oral cavity to produce acids that significantly increases the risk of dental decay. Cariogenic Foods Sugary Foods and Drinks: Foods high in…

Wisdom teeth (3rd molars) begin to erupt around age 18 and can continue to emerge over a variable period. Although not all wisdom teeth cause issues, early evaluation and proactive extraction can help prevent long-term dental problems. Dentists use regular check-ups and X-rays to assess the position and…

Though dentures can be a valuable option for replacing missing teeth but they cannot fully replicate the function and sensation of natural ones. Dentists advise and try to save patients’ orignal teeth as much as possible. Root canal treated teeth offer a more efficient and satisfying chewing experience.…

Teeth whitening has become a popular cosmetic procedure, particularly among young individuals seeking a brighter smile. While it significantly enhances one’s appearance and boost self-confidence, it is essential to be aware of the potential side effects associated with this treatment. Whitening agents can penetrate the enamel and reach…

Cracked Tooth Syndrome (CTS) occurs when a tooth develops a hidden fracture. This is often so small that does not appear on dental X-rays. This usually affects molars, the teeth that bear the brunt of our biting force. Intermittent, sharp pain, sensitivity, and discomfort characterize CTS. The crack,…

Toothache can be caused by a wide range of dental and sometimes non-dental issues. Tooth Decay Dental cavities may initially cause mild pain or sensitivity, especially to sweet, hot, or cold foods, but can escalate to a throbbing pain if the decay progresses to the nerve. Dental Abscess…

A variety of factors cause teeth staining. To be precise,  they are categorized into three main types: extrinsic, intrinsic, and age-related stains. Extrinsic stains They are caused by external factors that allow colored compounds to deposit on the enamel cnsequently maing them look ugly. Common causes include: Food…

Many dentists prescribe heavy antibiotics to treat a dental abscess. Taking antibiotics without draining it can lead to several issues because antibiotics alone may not effectively clear the infection. Antibiotics struggle to penetrate an abscess fully due to the dense, localized pocket of infection. The pus within an…

If the cavity reaches the deeper part of a tooth called the pulp, it can cause continuous or severe toothache. Dentists call it as a “deep tooth cavity. Patients feel pain especially when chewing or when the tooth is exposed to hot or cold stimuli. Pain may also…

Oral hygiene, the practice of maintaining a healthy mouth, is essential for  well-being of an individual. It involves brushing your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, flossing once a day, and visiting your dentist for regular checkups and cleanings.  It goes beyond preventing bad breath and…