Brushing is an important way to keep your teeth clean, healthy, and free from oral disease. Brushing twice a day for 2 minutes causes the accumulation of bacteria inside the soft bristles of the toothbrush, and it is necessary to change them every 2 months. Straight and soft bristles are easy to grip and handle; …
A toothache is a pain caused due to infection and inflammation of the pulp (blood vessels and nerves) inside the tooth. It can also be caused by various factors like injury, tooth eruption, abnormal biting habits, tooth decay, and maligned teeth. Signs and symptoms Pain in teeth and jaw while chewing Tenderness Sensitivity to hot …
Tongue thrusting is a condition in which the tongue makes contact with the anterior (front) teeth during swallowing. It is more common in children. Tongue thrusting can cause speech difficulties, misaligned teeth, and problems while chewing. Features of tongue thrusting Mouth breathing Gap between teeth Open bite Speech difficulties Slow, fast, or messy eating Types …
Sports drinks can be harmful to dental health due to their high sugar content and acidic nature. These drinks are designed to provide hydration and replenish electrolytes during or after physical activity. However, due to the added sugars and acids, tooth decay and erosion can occur. Here’s how sports drinks can harm dental health: Sugar …
Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a liquid solution used in pediatric dentistry to treat and prevent tooth decay, especially in milk teeth. It has gained popularity in recent years due to its effectiveness, simplicity of use, and minimally invasive nature. Here are some key points about Silver Diamine Fluoride and its use in pediatric dentistry: …
Pulp therapies in pediatric dentistry involve the treatment and management of dental pulp-related issues in children. Dental pulp is the innermost part of the tooth containing nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When a child experiences cavities or dental trauma, the dental pulp becomes affected, leading to pain and potential infection. Pulp therapies aim to …
Eating disorders are abnormal eating behaviours that affect the oral health of children and can cause nutritional deficiencies. It involves irregular eating habits, related thoughts, and emotions. Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating are various eating disorders. The deficiencies due to eating disorders may have a severe impact on damaging the oral tissues. Types …
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Permanent tooth eruption is the process of replacing primary teeth (deciduous teeth) with permanent teeth (adult teeth). Permanent tooth eruption starts at the age of 6 years; usually, molars are the first permanent teeth to erupt into the oral cavity. Stages of tooth eruption Tooth eruption consists of three stages: Pre-eruptive: During this stage, tooth …
Oral health plays a significant role in the development and prevention of gum diseases. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is an infection of the tissues that surround and support your teeth. It is caused by the accumulation of plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that forms on the teeth and along the gumline. …
Mouth guards are dental devices designed to protect the teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues during sports activities or from teeth grinding during sleep (bruxism). They are typically made of soft plastic materials and custom-fitted to a person’s mouth for maximum comfort and protection. Here are the different types of mouth guards and their advantages: Custom-Fitted …
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