Here is nothing to speak much harsh about the consequences of diabetes over an oral health. Rather, an understanding on how actually one should be careful with precautionary steps avoiding unwanted dental problems shall be more likely pursued.How does diabetes actually affect the teeth? Mainly, the resulting risks of higher blood sugar in diabetes would […]
What is dental plaque formation? Dental Plaque is a thin, greasy and dark yellowish film of bacteria and mucus that sticks to teeth surface & gum line and then further advances in wearing of teeth, contributing to even serious oral problems, if left unclean. How is plaque deposited on teeth? The teeth are mainly layered […]
Tooth Decay is the most widely spread childhood oral disease in USA; expected to have affected almost 50% children of 5 to 9 years of age and further extended its adversity in around 80% children of 17 years of age group. If gone untreated, this pediatric dental disease can very further deteriorate a dental health; […]
Gingival recession, a tooth root surface exposure, is simply caused by collapsed gum tissues. Yes, true! It should immediately be treated not only for pain relief but also to preserve healthier tooth life. It causes many other oral disorders such as tooth decay/cavity, gingivitis, aching jaw, lighter-to-heavier tooth pain and other periodontal worsening; if the […]
Dental Caries, often referred to as tooth decay, is a declined area of the tooth; in which the outer layer (enamel) of the tooth is damaged causing a cavity in teeth. Tooth decay is a subsequent result of the deposited plaque on the teeth area; often produced by bacterial invasion due to more sticky, sugary […]