Do you know that poor oral health can infect every aspect of your body? On average, your mouth is a habitat of 6 billion bacteria that belong to different species. When you ingest those microbes, they enter the bloodstream and can easily intrude on the internal organs.
Sedation Dentistry is a blessing for people who are so phobic about dental treatments. Dentists recommend this to people who are nervous about sitting in a dental seat, irrespective of the dental disorder. It is a common dental approach and involves administering a sedative to lessen the awareness of the procedure and relax the anxious … Continue reading Different types of sedation used in dental treatments
Jaw bone is the strongest bone in your facial skeleton and it provides the essential framework to your facial features. Besides forming the mouth structure, the jaw bone helps us in speaking, chewing properly. The loss of bone in one or more parts of the jaw will affect various aspects of your oral health.
The tiny blisters on the tongue seem a common problem but their discomfort ranges from mild irritation to intense pain. Having such blisters on the tongue or over the tissues inside the mouth aggravates our daily lives with pain, swelling, burning sensation in the mouth, and much more. Do you agree?
Eating disorder is a kind of psychological problem that provokes atypical eating behaviors. Such unhealthy eating habits are detrimental to our oral health as well as our general health. Similar to obsession, weight gain or loss, abnormal dietary habits cause many lingering & damaging effects on dental health like enamel wear down, dry mouth, etc. … Continue reading How do eating disorders affect your mouth?
When you visit a dental clinic, the dentist checks your blood pressure before initiating the treatment. Whatever the reason for your dental visit is, a routine check-up or extracting a decayed tooth or any surgical treatments, your dentist will begin the treatment by taking your blood pressure. You might think, “What is this for?” Keep … Continue reading Here are the reasons why dentists take your blood pressure
People with Multiple Sclerosis have high chances of developing oral diseases in direct and indirect ways. Multiple Sclerosis is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves in the eyes resulting in problems like fatigue, motor impairment, etc. It begins in the central nervous system (CNS) and progresses gradually.
Immune System is an interconnected network of organs, cells, and proteins in our body to fight against disease-causing microorganisms. When our body identifies any toxic substance, harmful microbes, or other infectious agents, the immune system recognizes those antigens and stimulates antibodies to kill them and cure the illness. In contrast, when there is a disruption … Continue reading 5 Autoimmune diseases that can hurt your oral health
Since the Corona outbreak took place, the entire world has been witnessing a plethora of unpredictable changes in recent times. Moreover, the infectious disease shared mild bodily disorders like fever, headache, dry cough, any irregularities in our body scare us. Right? In this post, we have unveiled one of the oral-related manifestations of COVID-19. If … Continue reading COVID Tongue – The new symptom of coronavirus infection
Water is nature’s drink and it holds high nutritional contents like calcium, fluoride, iron, potassium, and so on. You might aware of the importance of drinking a lot of water. Rehydrating with water takes care of balancing the fluid concentration in our body, supply nutrients to the inner cells, aids in digestion, keeping your heart … Continue reading Different types of water and their effects on teeth
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