Pediatric Dentistry Health Feed

Always use soft tooth brush and right tooth paste and do massage your gums with thumb and first finger for 2 mins. This will keep your gums healthy.

Please let us know your past medical history and medications used. You may need a opg for diagnosis.

they should have appeared by now but she seems to b having slow mile stone's as teeth fell at 8 get a opg xray done n send a picture of that on line than can give u a definitive answer

Just Take A pea Sized Amount And Put It On Your Teeth For Two Minutes, Then Take Your Wet Brush And Brushing In Avery Light And Circular Motion Strokes. And Rinse Thoroughly.

After manual brushing for 1-2 minutes, spit and rinse with water.
Condition when you use Toothpaste :
1. Must be peanut size
2. Non-Foaming, less chemical
3. Flouride based

5 years children generally have all the deciduous teeth in mouth. If the deciduous teeth have fallen permanent teeth will appear according to its eruption time and sequence. Thanks. For personal consultation use doctor code ascb34.

What is laser dentistry?

Laser dentistry is the use of lasers to treat a number of different dental conditions.
Laser dentistry potentially offers a more comfortable treatment option for a number of dental procedures involving hard or soft tissue compared to drills and other non-laser tools.

Laser stands for light amplification by the stimulated emission of radiation. the instrument creates light energy in a very narrow and focused beam. This laser light produces a reacti...more

In 2007, it was first declared that World Oral Health Day would be celebrated on 12th September, the birthday of FDI founder Dr. Charles Godon. In 2013, after full activation of the campaign, 20th March came to be known as the World Oral Health Day.

Why 20th March?

The date was chosen quite strategically by the Federation Dentaire Internationale (FDI) and here are the things that it represents

Children should have 20 baby teeth

Seniors should have 20 natura...more

If the teeth is mobility you can get extracted or if the teeth is strong you cannot get extracted thank you.

Teeth affected by mild fluorosis may show no visible changes or changes visible only to a dental professional. Mild to moderate fluorosis is characterized by white lines, streaks or spots. In more severe fluorosis, the teeth can become pitted and have brown, gray or black spots, and the enamel can be misshapen. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.