Veneers are used most often in cosmetic dentistry to hide any defects on the natural teeth. Veneers are one of the solutions used by dentists in cosmetic dentistry to achieve a flawless smile. Dentists can make veneers from various materials. Likewise, composite veneers are one of the most common types. From this article by … Continue reading All You Need To Know About Composite Veneers
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is commonly associated with skin growths, but many are surprised to find that it can also affect the tongue and oral cavity. While oral HPV infections often clear up on their own. However, persistent infections can lead to the growth of bumps on the tongue, specifically on the back of the tongue, … Continue reading Are HPV Bumps on Your Tongue Dangerous?
Scalloped tongue is usually a non-painful condition in which the sides of the tongue have a wavy or rippled appearance. These ridges on the side of your tongue may develop due to dehydration, sleep disorders, anxiety, nutritional deficiencies, and several physical conditions. It’s very rarely considered a serious problem, so consulting with a doctor is … Continue reading What Does Scalloped Tongue Mean And How To Treat It?
When it comes to maintaining a flawless smile, celebrities are no strangers to cosmetic dental treatments. From teeth whitening to veneers, they often turn to dental enhancements to perfect their appearances. However, for some stars, a simple whitening or straightening isn’t enough. Dental implants have become a go-to solution for those seeking a permanent and … Continue reading Top Celebrities with Dental Implants : Before and After
More than 50% of adults have dental tartar. Most are not careful about their teeth, so dental plaque builds up. If that plaque is not cleared within 24 – 72 hours, it will become hard and form tartar. Tartar buildup can lead to difficulty brushing, cavities, gingivitis, and bad breath. Tartar cannot be removed at … Continue reading What Is Tartar on Teeth and Why is Tartar Breaking Off Teeth?
Baby skins are the softest skins, but too much saliva can cause irritation and turn into a drool rash when the saliva lasts long in your baby’s chin, neck, and even chest. There is no need to worry, as every baby starts drooling when they begin teething. The best is to keep a cloth so … Continue reading Drool Rash in Babies: How To Prevent And Treat It
If you feel or look at any hard bump that is covered by normal gum tissues at the roof of the mouth (palate) then you are having dental tori, which is also known as torus mandibularis. The growth of these tori is not dangerous and need not be removed until it causes complications with eating … Continue reading Mandibular Tori : Causes, Diagnosis and Treatments
An infected tooth is an indication that bacteria has already entered into our soft tissues. These bacteria can spread to the tissues across the other body parts within a week or months to cause life-threatening complications. Therefore, untreated tooth infection has a rare and possible chance of causing death. But the answer to the question … Continue reading How long Until a Tooth Infection kills You?
Sometimes, when you notice black spots on the tongue, it may disappear within a few hours. That is because most people get black spots on the tongue due to stains on the taste buds. The consumption of foods like black tea, coffee, red wine, blackberries, etc.… will cause stains on the taste buds. Black dots … Continue reading What Causes Black Spots On Tongue
Overbite is a condition where the upper teeth project outwards over the lower teeth for various reasons, such as misalignment of the upper or lower jaw and growth of upper teeth at different angles. Bite or occlusion is used in dentistry to describe the alignment of upper and lower teeth when you close and … Continue reading Buck Teeth or Overbite – what are they And How to Treat Them
