Dental Care Blog

Green tea comes with health-promoting ingredients. Many studies found that drinking green tea can help you lose weight and reduce your risk of several illnesses, such as diabetes and heart-related problems. Studies have demonstrated that green tea improves blood flow and lowers cholesterol levels. Green tea in cup What’s good for the heart is usually […]

Cosmetic dentistry includes affordable and harmless means to improve teeth and gums’ general appearance or aesthetics. In addition, cosmetic dentistry impacts your overall health by successfully treating teeth problems and other oral conditions. Cosmetic dentistry is often compared to reconstructive dentistry because it is primarily about aesthetics rather than function. But our practice aims to

Mastering Symmetry When considering solutions for correcting a crooked tooth, the go-to options often include traditional metal braces or Invisalign. These orthodontic treatments effectively align misaligned teeth, mainly when the rest of your teeth are in good condition. However, relying solely on orthodontics may not address additional concerns such as cavities, wear, discoloration, or unattractive

Did you know that periodontal disease is the most common globally, per the Guinness Book of World Records? Could it possibly be diabetes or hypertension? Periodontal disease, or “silent disease,” damages the periodontal tissues, such as the gums and alveolar bones supporting teeth. These silent diseases are the most prevalent non-contagious diseases, affecting approximately 75%

Let me ask you something – when you think of having your teeth drilled, what’s the first thing that pops into your mind? That sharp, piercing sound echoing in your head, right? The thought might make you uneasy even if you haven’t undergone treatment. That piercing sound? It’s from the air turbine. Inside the handpiece,

Teeth whitening can be a tedious task Whitening can only change the teeth’ color and appearance by simultaneously adjusting more details, such as the shape and teeth color. The color of the veneers would be permanent; you won’t have to worry about the color fading or getting stained.Yes, you can change the color and whitening,

When you have a blemished tooth, most dentists suggest getting two crowns or two veneers on either side of the problem tooth. It is a common practice, especially for upper central teeth or maxillary central incisors, to easily match the color of the new crown or veneer. Surprisingly, many patients ask us to do two