The sucking reflex is one of the seven natural reflexes in newborns. This is why infants and babies suck their fingers (especially thumbs) and the objects they get. It is a common behavior that soothes babies and makes them feel secure and relaxed. Therefore, pacifiers are frequently used by parents to comfort their infants. … Continue reading What is an Orthodontic pacifier?
You can have gingival hyperplasia if your gums are bulging or if they are covering your teeth. Finding the source of this issue and the best course of action on your own can be difficult. Poor dental hygiene, underlying systemic disease, or a drug side effect can all be causes of gingival hyperplasia. Developmental … Continue reading All You Need to Know About Gingival Hyperplasia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) guarantees a good night sleep for people suffering from obstructive and central sleep apnea. As people with sleep disorders encounter interruptions in breathing frequently, the CPAP machine typically provides continuous airflow through the nose and mouth to keep the airway open. It protects against potentially fatal effects caused by apnea, … Continue reading Everything you need to know about CPAP dry mouth
When you exercise, do your teeth hurt? Although many runners and athletes suffer from this condition, there are things you can do to prevent it from preventing you from reaching your running objectives. Whether you like it or not, exercise is necessary to maintain the health and function of your body. Exercise has many significant … Continue reading Why Do Your Teeth Hurt While Exercising? Methods to Reduce Pain
Do you notice a tooth in either upper or lower jaw appear taller than the neighboring teeth? Do you have problems like pain or sensitivity with the odd tooth? If yes, it might be a super erupted tooth. Super eruption, also known as Overeruption refers to the condition in which a tooth is pushing … Continue reading What is meant by Super Erupted Tooth?
Dental erosion known as tooth cupping occurs when tiny cups or indentations appear on the chewing surfaces of your teeth. Although tooth cupping is a very uncommon type of erosion, it can be problematic because the enamel begins to deteriorate if the holes extend into the dentin, the tooth’s deep layer of hard tissue. This … Continue reading What Is Tooth Cupping? Symptoms and How to Treat It?
Simply brushing your teeth two times a day was necessary when you were a child. You were then compelled to floss and clean your teeth every day. You must now clean your teeth, floss, and brush your tongue. We learn as we go along, and studies have shown that tongue cleaning and flossing support maintaining … Continue reading What is Oxygenated Toothpaste? Benefits of using it
One of the sweeteners that are most commonly used is sugar. Unfortunately, it has been shown that using it increases the risk of developing diseases including dental cavities, obesity, and diabetes mellitus (DM). Dental caries is a chronic condition that can strike anyone at any age. The risk of dental caries starting and progressing is … Continue reading 4 Sugar Substitutes to use for better dental health
It’s not quite often we don’t come across people without teeth or dentures feasting on their fave dessert or a snack. Well, this does look common, especially in a household with elders around, there are sure some risks associated with it. Though it does seem to be a problem-free everyday scenario, the risks intervened with … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Should Not Eat Without Teeth
Clear braces are the primary choice for people who want to straighten their teeth discreetly. Initially, the invisible braces were utilized to correct slightly misaligned teeth. Modern dental technology has made clear orthodontic aligners effective for treating complex malocclusions. However, some orthodontic issues are hard to correct with clear aligners alone. So dentists use a … Continue reading Why do Orthodontists recommend teeth attachments for clear braces treatments?
