Roshan Dental Clinic

02/02/2024

Suturing tutorials

13/01/2024

The impact on the teeth of the child who sucks thumb:

24/08/2023

India becomes first nation to reach South Pole of Moon as Chandrayaan-3 makes a perfect touchdown

14/08/2020

5 myths busted about dental hygiene that are sure to amp up your oral healthMyth
1: Hard brush bristles clean better

Truth: Use a brush with soft bristles and with a small or normal head that can easily reach the molars at the end of one’s jaw. Hard bristles damage teeth and gums.

Myth 2: Use more toothpaste for effectiveness

Truth: Spread a small or optimum amount of toothpaste on top of the tooth brush and ensure that it reaches in between the bristles too. The tooth paste is only for flavour and freshness. The main cleaning depends upon the brushing technique.

Myth 3: Brushing for longer time period is healthier

Truth: Maximum five minutes of brushing does the job. Dentists specially recommend brushing the teeth at night to avoid bacterial growth on the left over food particles inside the mouth. The bacterial growth leads to enamel damaging which results in tooth decay or cavity.

Myth 4: Toothpowder or coal is better effective in teeth whitening

Truth: NO! Tooth powder and coal have strong abrasives which damage the enamel of the tooth, resulting in sensitivity. The friction caused by rubbing the tooth powder decays the enamel. Hence, always use a toothpaste.

Myth 5: Flossing is mandatory

Truth: Flossing is not mandatory but recommended for those who have gaps between teeth as it helps reach in those spaces and clean the areas that the tooth brush bristles missed. If one’s brushing technique is proper, there is no need to floss.

18/07/2020

29/09/2019

Wish you all a very happy . May Maa Durga bless you and your loved ones with peace, prosperity, happiness and good health #नवरात्रि ाता_दी

28/06/2019

What did the row of teeth tell the tongue?
It said:
“Mujhe itna tongue mat karo......Meri life mein already itne saare gum hai!!!”
😂😀😀