Category Oral Health

Retrognathia is a condition in which the lower jaw of a person is in an abnormal position in relation to the upper jaw. Some children are born with retrognathia, while others develop it as their jaws grow. It can lead to a variety of adverse effects including oral…

Dental decay is caused by acids produced when harmful bacteria in the mouth break down sugars from the diet. These acids attack the tooth enamel, leading to cavities. One natural way to counteract this process is through the amino acid arginine, a component of many proteins. It has…

Digital Dental Anesthesia, in recent years, has undergone a quiet but remarkable transformation. Traditional local anesthetic techniques, though effective, commonly resulted in prolonged numbness and discomfort during injection. Now, advancement in dental technology is changing the way dentists administer anesthesia. New digital delivery systems are making it more…

A jaw expander is a dental appliance designed to gently widen the upper jaw. Dentists call it as a palatal expander as well. Orthodontists commonly use it in children and teenagers while the jawbones are still developing. However, in some cases, adults may also benefit from this treatment.…

Taking care of kids’ teeth is as important as taking care of their body health. Good oral hygiene habits are essential for children’s dental health and general well-being. Childhood is a period when most people develop cavities; hence, it is essential to ensure that children learn good oral…

Breathing is something we rarely think about. After all, it happens automatically. However, how we breathe, whether through our nose or mouth, can have significant effects on our oral and overall health. Mouth breathing, in particular leads to various dental and health concerns that are often overlooked. Mouth…

Edentulism and High Blood Pressure have been found to have a hidden link. As we age, our oral health plays a crucial role not only in maintaining a smile but also in safeguarding our health. Recent studies have uncovered a surprising connection. It says “older adults without dentures…

Cleft lip and palate are among the most common birth anomalies, affecting thousands of babies worldwide each year. In the U.S. alone, a cleft lip affects about one out of every 2,800 newborns, and both cleft lip and palate occur in roughly 1 out of 1,600 births. It…

For those with periodontal issues or who wear braces, Periodontal Brushes are of great significance. Dentists also call them as interproximal or interdental brushes. Periodontal brushes are small, specialized brushes designed to clean the spaces between teeth and around dental restorations like crowns or bridges, and orthodontic appliances.…

Oral health plays a vital role in overall health and well-being. In recent years, there has been growing interest in using probiotics as part of oral care products, including toothpastes. Probiotics, commonly known as “good bacteria”, are live microorganisms that confer health benefits to the host when administered…