Doctor Monther Numan Dental Clinic

19/03/2026

11/03/2026

Veneers are custom-made, wafer-thin shells designed to cover the front surface of your teeth to improve the appearance of teeth that are: Chipped or broken, discolored, crooked or misshapen and gaps.
There are two main types of veneers;
Composite veneers can conceal mild cosmetic issues. Your dentist uses a tooth-colored composite resin, the same material used for dental fillings to achieve the desired results.
Porcelain veneers can address a number of aesthetic imperfections. These restorations are custom-made to fit your dental anatomy. Before placement, your dentist must remove some enamel from your natural teeth. This roughens your teeth surfaces and helps your new veneers stay in place.
Getting Veneers have Pros and Cons;
The Pros:
• They look very realistic.
• Gums generally stand porcelain very well.
• They provide a "white" that stays white.
The Cons:
• Sensitivity: Removing enamel can make you more sensitive to hot and cold.
• Fragility: While strong, they can chip if you bite your nails or chew ice.
• Irreversible: Once the enamel is gone, you’re in the "Veneer Club" for life.
Dental Considerations:
Veneers don’t actively harm your teeth. However, it’s still possible for the natural tooth structure underneath to decay. Therefore, it’s important to brush, floss, avoid using your teeth as tools (no opening chip bags or bottle using your teeth!). If grinding teeth at night, you'll definitely need a nightguard to protect your asset and visit your dentist regularly for cleanings. Keep in mind that veneers are only an option if you’re free of extensive cavities and gum disease or have serious oral health issues, you should address those first before getting veneers.

08/03/2026

Sweet consumption during Ramadan views as one of the key factors that raise the risk of tooth decay. It can stay on tooth surfaces for long periods and accelerate cavity formation. It is also recommended to avoid acidic beverages and not to consume very hot and very cold foods consecutively. These precautions help prevent tooth sensitivity.

03/03/2026

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02/03/2026

It’s essential to brush for two minutes using a fluoride toothpaste. Don’t forget to clean your tongue; bacteria are a major cause of bad breath.

02/03/2026

It’s essential to brush for two minutes using a fluoride toothpaste. Don’t forget to clean your tongue; bacteria are a major cause of bad breath.

21/02/2026

Make the best use of the non-fasting hours in staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Not only is it going to help you compensate for the dehydration that you experience during your fast.

18/02/2026

14/02/2026

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28/01/2026

Wisdom teeth also known as third molars are the last set of adult teeth that come in, usually erupt between the ages 17 and 25. Mostly there are four wisdom teeth in total, and each one may be partially erupted, erupted inside the mouth, or still located under the gum or bone tissue. The tooth still located under the gum or bone tissue is known as an impacted tooth.
Most often, there isn’t enough room in the mouth for these teeth. Because of the lack of space, the wisdom teeth often become mal-aligned. These mal-aligned wisdom teeth can cause pain, pressure, infection and damage to the adjacent molars. Sometimes these problems can occur without having any prior signs or symptoms.
Most dentists recommend removing these teeth before complications arise. Getting rid of them during the early to mid-teen years is ideal since the wisdom teeth are still developing. If impacted, the only way to remove is done surgically by an oral surgeon, an expert in wisdom teeth removal.
There are instances when removing wisdom teeth is not required. If a wisdom tooth has completely erupted without problems, it may not be necessary to remove it. However, untreated wisdom teeth should be monitored due to the potential for complications in the future, according to the American Dental Association.

Dental Considerations;

Dentist recommends regular monitoring and evaluation of wisdom teeth to plan treatment care especially with young adults.