Dental Caries Tips

We all desire and do many things to get a bright, white smile. So, how about adding a small tinkle that would flash every time you smile? Teeth jewellery is gaining popularity and includes placing diamonds or gems on the teeth. The idea of flashing a red ruby or a blue sapphire only adds to the joy that is revealed through the smile.

Tooth gems are colourful crystal glasses mounted on a thin aluminium foil which can be used on the teeth. Unlike body tattoos and piercings, there is no in...more

Don't rush, when you brush: For maximum results, brush your teeth for atleast 2 to 3 minutes.

Completely dry your toothbrush after each use.

Eating a piece of cheese after a meal helps in pulling away some of the plaque and leftover tiny food particles from meals. And since it contains calcium, it adds to the health of teeth and bones as well.

Proper flossing is essential to remove the plaque and remaining food particles from the mouth, where the toothbrush cannot reach easily, i.e., between the teeth and under the gumline.

Retainers should also be cleaned regularly with a toothbrush and a toothpaste using lukewarm water.

Are you experiencing toothache that continues for several days after having a tooth pulled out? Does the pain keep on worsening, and continue over several days? These symptoms are clear symptoms that might imply that you are suffering from a condition known as dry socket or alveolar osteitis. The socket refers to the hole in the bone from where a tooth has been pulled out.

A blood clot gets formed in the socket for the protection of the underlying bones and nerves. Sometimes, the clot m...more

If you are constantly engaged in sports-related activities, always wear a mouthguard to protect your mouth and orthodontic appliances while playing.

99% of the plaque can be removed by the use of waterjets along with daily brushing.

Flossing is important to remove all the deposits which are present between the teeth as this space is usually inaccessible by our regular brushing techniques.