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This type of crown is made from Zirconia, which is a very strong, long lasting material compatible with the human body. There is no fear about the body rejecting Zirconia or displaying an allergic reaction to it. Because of its strength and longer durability, it is preferred over porcelain fused to metal crowns. While porcelain …
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MYTHS IN DENTISTRY
Myth 1: Sugar Causes Cavities. While sugar does contribute to the formation of cavities, it’s not the sugar itself that causes the problem. Rather, it’s the bacteria that eats the sugar. Sticky food, like starches, attracts bacteria to thrive on and around teeth. These bacteria produce an acid compound that promotes tooth decay. Rinse and …
Dental Tips To Follow Before, During and Post Pregnancy.
Pregnancy causes hormonal changes that boost the risk of developing gum disease which, in turn, can affect the health of your developing baby. Below are some tips to help you maintain good oral health before, during, and post pregnancy. Before You Get Pregnant Try visiting your dentist before you get pregnant. A professional clean up …
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Preventive Dentistry For Children
Plenty of parents make the mistake of assuming that their childrens’ teeth are healthy just because they are young. But in reality, the children are more prone to dental decay because of improper brushing techniques and routines and the increased consumption of sugary foods. Preventive dentistry is extremely important in order to prevent the damage …
What To Avoid After A Dental Surgical Procedure?
DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL FOR 24 HOURS – Avoid alcohol for the first 24 hours after your oral surgery, as it can interfere with the healing process. And make sure that you do not drink any alcohol while you are on any pain or antibiotic medication that it may interfere with. DO NOT SMOKE – …
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Ageing And Dental Health
Ageing occurs in all of the body’s cells, tissues, and organs. These changes affect all parts of the body, including the teeth and gums. Certain health conditions that are more common in older adults and taking certain medicines can also affect oral health. There are certain oral health problems which are more predominant in people …
Why Replacing Lost Teeth Is Important?
Each tooth contributes towards the alignment and stability of its adjacent and opposing tooth. If you’re missing a tooth however, you risk the possibility of the teeth drifting, leading to a change in your bite, potential gum disease and possible tooth decay. The adjacent teeth may start tilting towards the missing space, thus leading to …
