When it comes to treating milk teeth (also known as primary teeth), crowns are often the preferred solution for restoring severely decayed, damaged, or weak teeth. Crowns provide long-lasting protection and maintain the natural function of these teeth until they are ready to be replaced by permanent teeth. Let’s explore the different types of crowns …
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Tooth avulsion occurs when a tooth is completely knocked out of its socket due to trauma or injury. This is a dental emergency that requires immediate attention because the success of re-implanting the tooth largely depends on how quickly and appropriately the situation is handled. Causes of Tooth Avulsion Trauma: The most common cause of …
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Tooth extraction of milk teeth, or primary teeth, may be necessary for several reasons. These indications can be broadly categorized into dental, orthodontic, and pathological reasons: 1. Severe Tooth Decay (Dental Caries) Explanation: When a milk tooth is extensively decayed, it might become unviable or cause pain. If the decay has reached the pulp (nerve …
Salivary gland stones, also known as sialoliths, are calcified structures that can form within the salivary glands. These stones block the flow of saliva, leading to pain, swelling, and sometimes infection. The submandibular glands are the most common site for these stones, but they can also occur in the parotid and sublingual glands. Symptoms Pain …
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Poor oral hygiene can significantly increase the risk of developing various types of cancer. Here’s a detailed explanation of how inadequate oral care can contribute to the development of cancer: Mechanisms Linking Poor Oral Hygiene to Cancer Chronic Inflammation: Description: Poor oral hygiene can lead to chronic gum disease (periodontitis), characterized by inflammation of the …
‘Swimmer’s teeth’ refers to dental issues that are particularly prevalent among swimmers due to prolonged exposure to pool water. Here’s a detailed look at the causes, effects, and preventive measures associated with this condition: Causes of Swimmer’s Teeth Chlorinated Pool Water: Description: Swimming pools are often treated with chlorine and other chemicals to maintain hygiene …
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Right hander? You probably chew a lot on your right too! Ever bought one of those fancy toothbrushes with an enclosing case or with a cap covering the head of the brush? Looks cute but is actually harmful since it can house millions of bacteria with no escape route. Did you know tooth decay is …
The stains on teeth are mainly of three types : Extrinsic : Extrinsic stains are surface stains. These type of stains are caused due to build up of food or drinks on the protein layer covering the enamel. These stains are normally caused due to excessive consumption of carbonated drinks, tea, coffee or tobacco smoking. …
Greetings, esteemed readers! Does today bring with it an abundance of hay and a radiant burst of sunshine? Well, we are going to learn about milk teeth today. Imagine, if you will, a tiny dental fairyland where these “milk teeth” are the charming protagonists, each with its own unique tale to tell. These miniature wonders, …
A habit is a fixed practice established due to repetition, like, tooth brushing – it is a habit, a necessary one at that. But there are also habits that are deleterious. The deleterious habits developed during childhood, that can affect your teeth and other oral tissues include : Tongue thrusting, Thumb sucking, Lip biting, Bruxism …
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