American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) suggest having a routine oral health assessment by a Pedodontist as soon as the child becomes 6 months old. Let us see the most frequently asked queries that our Pediatric dentists receive relating to dental emergencies in children: What to do if my child’s tooth comes off due to trauma
Read moreMost of the carrying or expecting moms may have come across the questions related to dental works. Annual exams and dental cleanings are safe and recommended. Hormone level rise during the pregnancy causes gums to swell, bleed and eventually causes irritation to gums. It is very important and recommended to do preventive dental work to
Read moreDental Calculus is a dental plaque composed primarily of calcium phosphate mineral salts deposited between the remnants of formerly viable microorganisms. It is of two types- supra- and subgingival calculus. Levels of calculus and location of formation are population specific. These are affected by oral hygiene habits, access to professional care, diet, age, ethnic origin, time
Read moreDrinking water is required for bodies and keeps us healthy. It is the healthiest drink that keeps us hydrated that keeps our skin and organs healthy. Water is also good for losing the weight as there are no calories in water. Do you that drinking water is beneficial for oral health? Staying hydrated keeps nutrients
Read more
Most Commented