Dental Treatment Blog

Once the child has reached the age of 3 years, as previously mentioned, they will be bearing all the 20 baby teeth. During this age group, there will be no major milestones in their development of teeth. Parents will just have to take utmost care of these teeth by following the oral hygiene instructions. A child at this age is very active and is more prone to falls and injury. Parents should be aware of the necessary first aid care to be taken when a child falls and injures his tooth. For this information, you can check our blog on ...
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Yes, this is the time to see a few baby teeth. As we have seen in the previous blog on Teeth and Gum Care for New Born Baby, teeth start emerging out from 6 months of age and it continues till the baby is 2.5 to 3 years old. Baby's First Dental Visit - A Milestone An important milestone in the baby’s life is to schedule a first dental visit with a Pediatric Dentist. First dental visit is educational and according to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and the American Dental Association ...
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Oral Care for 0 - 6 Months Baby Being a mother is a responsibility. Baby has just arrived and you might not be aware of how to take care of their tiny little mouths. Here in this blog, we will talk about all the necessary care you need to take care of a baby’s teeth. Gum Cleaning: Not a Difficult Task Just below the surface of the gums lies the baby teeth and this is why it is important to keep the gums clean. Here is a picture to show how the baby gums (known as gum pads) look before ...
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Bleeding gums are a common problem but it is also a warning sign that should be immediately attended. In this blog, we will look at the actual causes of bleeding gums and the associated ill effects. Let's try to understand the importance of gums and their health. Gums Gum is the soft skin that surrounds the neck of the tooth and covers the bones into which the teeth are fixed. These gums form a tight seal and act as a barrier for the entry of bacteria. How do you know the gums are healthy? Pink is healthy and red is ...
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Having a missing tooth could mean a lot of problems, from something as simple as unable to chew your food properly to feeling embarrassed and low on self-confidence in social situations among others. However, tooth replacement is a viable process that could resolve your misery and today, modern dental science has a lot of tooth replacement options - of course, each one has their advantages and disadvantages. In this blog, we are going to look at a detailed comparison of the different tooth replacement options, cost, advantages, disadvantages and more. Tooth Replacement Options and Methods The tooth replacement methods can ...
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Dental anxiety has always been a barrier to dental treatments. We conducted a survey of some patients. When we questioned as to why they haven’t come sooner for their treatments, the most common answer that we came across is - Anxiety from the assumption that dental treatment is painful. Yes, the majority of them were anxious and even scared to get a checkup done but the truth is dental treatment could be painless and there is no valid reason to be anxious. In this blog, we will talk about Conscious Sedation - an easy and perfect solution for painless dental ...
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If you are a victim of tooth decay, you have already experienced the pain and discomfort but have you ever wondered why tooth decay happens? Are you aware that sugar and chocolates are not the only reasons for tooth decay? In this article, we will answer some common questions about tooth decay. Before we get into the reasons for tooth decay, let’s first understand what is tooth decay. Tooth decay is an active decomposition of the enamel layer of the tooth that happens through the action of bacteria. What are the key reasons for tooth decay For all those who ...
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What are clear aligners? Clear Aligners, often most well-known by the brand Invisalign, is a series of transparent, customized orthodontic devices which fit over your teeth and straighten the irregularly placed teeth. How do Clear Aligners look like? What are the advantages of clear aligners / Invisalign over conventional braces? Efficient in smile outcome as it is unique and customized for your teeth Shorter duration of treatment time Better esthetics as they are transparent and invisible. Minimal maintenance Removable – they can be removed anytime and hence wouldn’t affect your oral hygiene and eating habits Who can use clear aligners ...
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Every individual in their lifetime has two sets of teeth. The first set is called as Milk Teeth (also known as Baby Teeth or Primary Teeth) and the second set is known as the Permanent Teeth. Why Do We Need to Take Care of Milk Teeth Which Are Going to Fall A total of 20 milk teeth emerge from the gums in a child by the age of 3 years. Milk teeth, though are present temporarily act as “Natures Braces” by holding space in the jaws for the growing permanent teeth. Badly decayed milk teeth harbour a variety of bacteria ...
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There are broadly two different types of Dental Implant Procedures in India or anywhere in the world. The first one is Immediate Loading Implants (The implants are placed and teeth are given immediately on the Implants in 2 to 9 days) the other is Delayed Loading (The implants are placed and teeth are given on the implants after 3 months to 6 months). 4 most important things to keep on mind while selecting a Dental Implant Specialists Reliability & Quick Healing: Getting an implant or implants done is often a lifetime dream for many people. Patients invest in premium implants ...
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What are Pit and Fissure Sealants? A sealant is a protective plastic coating, which is applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth. The sealant forms a hard shield that keeps food and bacteria from getting into the tiny grooves in the teeth and causing decay. They are the cornerstones of modern preventive dentistry in the prevention of caries susceptible teeth. Which teeth should be sealed? Sealants are only applied to the back teeth - the molars and premolars. These are the teeth that have ‘pits' (small hollows) and ‘fissures' (grooves) on their chewing surfaces. Some teeth naturally have ...
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Dental implants are the best treatment modality for replacement of missing teeth. Choosing the right type of implants plays a vital role in the rehabilitation process and prognosis. Below are different types of implants available, the time frame involved and case selection. Different Types of Dental implants Single Piece /One Piece Implants Single piece implants are implants that are designed in such a way that the implant and the abutment are connected in one piece. The bridge of the crown can only be cement retained. Advantages of Single Piece Implants Single piece or One Piece Implant prove to be a ...
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Most patients get apprehensive with the idea of getting a dental implant. This is due to the popular belief that getting a dental implant can be a tedious procedure and expensive. The concerns are much higher when you are getting a dental implant done in India or in any other foreign country. Every year we get hundreds of patients across the world coming to India for getting their dental treatment done and as a specialist in dental implants, many of them come to us for implants. While there are a lot of good dental clinics in the country, dental implants ...
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Your teeth can and should last a lifetime. Prevention and early detection are key in avoiding costly and painful dental treatment. Prevention begins with the control of plaque and calculus, the main cause of decay and gum disease. The most important steps in maintaining oral health and preventing tooth decay are regular brushing and a balanced diet. Oral Care similar to looking after your natural teeth, it is also important to care for your dental restorations such as crowns, bridges and veneers. Full oral hygiene instruction will be given to you by your dentist in the aim of controlling bacterial ...
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“Missing teeth can affect a person’s overall health.Historically, dentures or bridge restorations were used as replacements for one’s lost teeth, but with limited results. “Dental implants, however, are natural-looking replacements for missing teeth that provide the same function as your natural tooth-root. They have of restorations for greater success and patient satisfaction.The effects of missing teeth are detrimental to one’s long-term oral and medical health because teeth provide more functions than just the ability to chew. They are necessary for the health of the gum as well as for the jaw tissues. A prolonged absence of a tooth will severely ...
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