What is Enamel Hypocalcification and How Is It Treated?

If you’ve noticed some white, brown or yellow stains on your teeth and opaqueness on the tooth enamel, you could have a case of hypocalcification. These chalky spots and/or stains that occur due to hypocalcification may lead to discolouration and trigger tooth decay. There are several factors that can cause this dental...

The Causes, Symptoms and Treatment of Abscessed Tooth

When a tooth gets infected and the infection spreads to or around the root so that it forms a pocket of pus, it’s called an abscessed tooth. If you have an abscessed tooth, you need immediate treatment from a dentist or an endodontist who can help save your tooth and prevent the infection from spreading to other parts o...

5 Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Cysts

Dental cysts are initially free of any infection but if left to grow without treatment, they may gradually damage your healthy teeth and smile forever. As long as you get them treated early or take proper action following your dentist’s recommendation, your oral health will be fine. In today’s blog post, we’ve answered ...

5 Dental Cavity Myths Busted

Dental cavities or tooth decay is a common dental problem. Understanding what a tooth cavity is, how it happens, and how it can be resolved can help us keep our teeth healthy. However, there are several myths surrounding dental cavities. In today’s blog post, we’ve addressed some of the most common myths and the truth b...

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Facts

Wisdom teeth are typically the last teeth to develop in your mouth. Some people may get one molar, all four, or none at all. There are few oral health issues as painful as impacted wisdom teeth. It’s important for you to be able to identify the issue as early on as possible. Wisdom tooth extraction is a fairly common pr...

The Best and Worst Food for Your Teeth

We are what we eat. This is particularly true for our teeth. When we drink or munch on sugary or starchy foods, we’re feeding ourselves and the bacteria which can cause plaque build-up on your teeth. Plaque is an invisible and thin layer of sticky bacteria and other materials which cover the surface of your teeth. When ...

Dental Treatment Guide for Over-Retained Teeth in Kids –...

In our previous blog post, we discussed the various causes of over-retained primary teeth in children. Here, we’ll discuss the different treatment procedures for this dental condition. With several technological advances in dentistry, there are many short-term and long-term dental solutions available for over-retained p...

Dental Treatment Guide for Over-Retained Teeth in Kids –...

Humans possess two sets of teeth in their lifetime. The first set of teeth is known as primary teeth, baby teeth or milk teeth and the second set is known as permanent teeth. Primary teeth develop even before we’re born and they erupt during infancy and continue to remain intact until we reach the age of six. After this...

How to Prevent Tartar Build Up on Teeth: 9...

Tartar buildup is a common dental issue, yet many people don’t realize how easily it can be prevented. If you’ve ever wondered how to avoid tartar buildup or asked yourself, “Is tartar buildup normal?—you’re not alone. Tartar, also known as calculus, usually develops when plaque isn’t removed properly and hardens on th...

What Is Bruxism and How Can It Affect Your...

Bruxism is the medical term used for the common habit of grinding or clenching teeth. Most people are unaware that they grind or clench their teeth when sleeping or awake. Although occasional teeth grinding doesn’t do much harm, it can affect your oral health in several ways when done on a regular basis. Teeth grinding...