Klinik Pergigian Kausar

16/04/2026

✨ Senyuman baru, keyakinan pun kembali ✨

Terima kasih atas kepercayaan diberikan 🙏🏻
Nak makan sedap, senyum yakin & bercakap lebih selesa? Jom dapatkan check up gigi bersama kami 😊

15/04/2026

✨ Umur hanyalah angka, senyuman tetap kena jaga ✨

Aunty pilih buat gigi palsu penuh supaya lebih selesa makan, bercakap dan senyum yakin semula 🦷💜

Bila patient happy, kami pun lagi happy 😍
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15/04/2026

New smile unlocked ✨

09/04/2026

Bangun pagi, berus gigi, bila nganga je mulut depan cermin:

"Eh, kenapa lidah aku penuh kerak putih ni?!"

Mula lah tangan gatal pergi Google simptom. Lepas 5 minit baca, terus panik berpeluh sejuk fikir ada penyakit berjangkit yang serius kronik.

Nanti dulu. Tarik nafas.

Lidah putih berkerak ni memang nampak geli dan menakutkan, tapi majoriti kes sebenarnya BUKAN penyakit bahaya. Jom kita belajar beza supaya anda boleh 'self-check' sendiri di rumah.

1. LIDAH PUTIH BIASA (Kurang Air / Kebersihan Lemah)
• Rupa: Ada satu lapisan nipis berwarna putih atau kekuningan rata di seluruh permukaan lidah. Tak rasa sakit langsung.
• Punca: Papila (bulu halus atas lidah) anda bengkak. Sisa makanan, bakteria, dan sel kulit mati mula tersangkut di celah-celah papila tersebut.
• Siapa selalu kena: Orang yang kurang minum air (dehidrasi), orang yang tidur bernafas ikut mulut (dry mouth), perokok, atau mereka yang rajin gosok gigi TAPI tak pernah berus lidah!
• Penyelesaian: Beli 'tongue scraper' (pembersih lidah), gosok perlahan-lahan dari belakang ke depan. Minum air kosong secukupnya. Ia akan hilang.

2. JANGKITAN KULAT (Oral Thrush / Kandidiaksis)
• Rupa: Ada tompok-tompok kerak putih yang tebal, rupa macam dadih atau lebihan susu basi (cottage cheese).
• Tanda Amaran (Red Flag): Bila anda cuba kikis kerak putih tu, ia rasa pedih, sakit, dan permukaan lidah di bawahnya jadi merah menyala serta mudah berdarah.
• Siapa selalu kena: Pesakit Kencing Manis (gula tinggi dalam air liur jadi makanan kulat), pesakit Asma yang guna 'inhaler' tapi tak kumur mulut selepas guna, atau mereka yang baru lepas habiskan ubat antibiotik (antibiotik bunuh bakteria baik, menyebabkan kulat membiak liar).
• Penyelesaian: Wajib jumpa doktor untuk ubat anti-kulat. Jangan kikis sendiri secara paksa.

Kesimpulannya, kalau lidah putih tapi tak sakit, jangan panik dulu. Tingkatkan kebersihan mulut dan minum air.

27/03/2026

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24/03/2026

24/03/2026

Salam Aidilfitri maaf zahir&Batin dari kami untuk semua 💕

19/03/2026

Most children start losing their baby teeth around the age of 6, and by about 12 years, most of the primary teeth have been replaced by permanent teeth.

Here is the typical timeline of baby tooth loss:

• Lower central incisors – usually the first to fall out, around 6–7 years
• Upper central incisors – fall out around 6–7 years
• Lateral incisors – shed between 7–8 years

• First molars – usually lost around 9–11 years
• Canines (cuspids) – fall out between 9–12 years

• Second molars – the last to fall out, around 10–12 years

Every child develops at a slightly different pace, so a variation of a few months is usually normal.

Baby teeth may be temporary, but they play an important role in guiding permanent teeth, supporting proper chewing, speech development, and maintaining space in the jaw.

19/03/2026

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16/03/2026

Most parents think brushing and flossing are mainly about preventing cavities.

But in some children, oral health can affect something far beyond the mouth — the heart.

The mouth naturally contains hundreds of types of bacteria. When teeth and gums are healthy, these microbes usually stay under control. However, untreated cavities, gum inflammation, or poor oral hygiene can allow harmful bacteria to multiply and occasionally enter the bloodstream, especially during everyday activities like brushing or chewing.

For most healthy children, the immune system quickly clears these bacteria. But in children with certain heart conditions — such as congenital heart defects, prosthetic heart valves, or surgically repaired heart tissue — circulating bacteria can sometimes attach to vulnerable areas inside the heart.

This may lead to infective endocarditis, a rare but serious infection of the inner lining of the heart.

Although uncommon, infective endocarditis can require intensive medical care, including long courses of intravenous antibiotics and sometimes heart surgery. Because of this risk, pediatric cardiologists and dentists often work closely together to identify children who may need additional precautions during dental treatment.

The encouraging news is that prevention begins with simple daily habits.

Regular brushing and flossing, routine dental checkups, and limiting frequent sugary snacks help control harmful oral bacteria. For children with certain heart conditions, doctors may also recommend preventive antibiotics before specific dental procedures to reduce the risk of infection.

In other words, protecting a child’s mouth is also part of protecting their heart.

Oral health is not separate from overall health — and small daily habits can play an important role in keeping the entire body healthy.

▪️Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional dental advice.