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Dental Hygiene

A balanced diet in childhood is insurance of lifetime

According to 2018 Factsheet on Diet and Oral health by the World Health Organisation, an unhealthy diet and poor nutrition affect the teeth and growth of the jaws during development and later during the life-course. The diet provided to children during their initial years of life, help in their physical and cognitive development. Consequently, it also impacts their oral and overall health. Experts say that imbalanced diet containing too many carbohydrates, sugar and starch leads to oral ailments like cavities and tooth decay, further affecting the overall health of children.

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Dental Hygiene

Ignorance of oral health,a silent cause of heart ailments: Doctors

The burden of cardiovascular diseases is increasing in India, and systematic understanding of its causes is a huge topic for the ongoing research. It is well-known that high blood pressure, tobacco consumption and diabetes are the usual triggers for heart trouble. But there is a silent killer that is hardly known to anyone which later on may affect the health of your heart and remains largely ignored and that is the ‘Oral Health’. Ignoring Oral Health can put your heart at severe risk.

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family dentistry

How breast feeding affects your child’s oral health

Human milk is thefirst food of a newborn that provides all the nutrients and energy needed for the proper growth and health. Breast milk that is also called ‘liquid gold’ is like armor for the child from several health threats in present and future.

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Dental Hygiene

Ignoring Oral Health may lead to Sensory Problems

Ignoring Oral Health issues or tooth loss considering them as petty health problems could be a grave mistake as teeth connect with other organs in the body through nerves which help in sensory reception and proprioception (sense of position and movement).

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Dental Implants

How to Keep Your Dental Implant Clean & Hygienic?

An estimated 5 lakh people take dental implant treatment every year. These implants are a safe choice for people who have lost one or more teeth as they bond with the natural bones and support the replaced teeth. They also have an additional advantage of allowing replacement teeth to look like a natural one.

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dental surgery

What Should You Eat And What Should You Avoid After a Tooth Extraction?

Tooth extraction feels exactly how it sounds. Getting a tooth extracted is a long chain of events where you have to take care of the site of the extraction for weeks to come. This means taking care of brushing and cleaning the site properly, avoiding strenuous activities right after the extraction, and avoiding putting undue pressure on the site by sucking or smoking.

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dental surgery

Tooth Extraction Aftercare: Do’s and Don’ts

Our natural, permanent teeth are meant to last a lifetime; however, there are a number of situations in which one may require tooth extraction. If you have recently got a tooth extracted, then you must definitely take care of do’s and don’ts of aftercare. Taking tooth extraction aftercare can provide you relief from the extreme pain and help you heal properly.

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family dentistry

Mouth Breathing

Healthy breathing occurs through the nose, with right amount of Oxygen intake while breathing in and release of Carbon-dioxide while breathing out. When you stop breathing from the nose, your mouth tends to open and you start breathing through your mouth instead. This leads to deficiencies in O(Oxygen), CO2 (Carbon-dioxide), and NO (Nitric Oxide) in body cells due to hyperventilation – a condition in which you start to breathe very fast.

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Dental Implants

Are Dental Implants Safe for you If You Have Diabetes?

One of the most unpleasant lifestyle conditions to have in today’s time and age is diabetes, where your body loses its ability to control the blood sugar levels in your body. With a plethora of other problems and effects that it has on our bodies, diabetes is known to slow down our healing. This raises another set of queries and confusions in people willing to take other treatments for different situations.

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Gum

Tooth Extraction for Periodontal Diseases (Gum Diseases): What You Need To Know

Conditions of the teeth and mouth are serious concerns as it is, but when these conditions reach the gum, they can become way worse. Periodontal or gum diseases are conditions of the gum when the inflammation progresses and reaches the bone underneath the gum line. It begins with the growth of bacteria in the mouth.