Family Dental Clinic-"Dental Lounge"

22/06/2025

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15/06/2025

Health is wealth🦷

13/06/2025

Prevention is better than cure 🦷

Delay in Dental Care Can Lead to More Invasive, Expensive Treatments 🦷

When dental problems are caught early, they can usually be treated with simple procedures—like a small filling for a cavity or a basic cleaning for gum inflammation. But if you delay treatment, the issue doesn’t go away—it gets worse.

A small cavity can grow deeper, reaching the tooth’s nerve and requiring a root canal. Minor gum irritation can progress to serious gum disease, possibly leading to bone loss or tooth extraction.

What could have been a quick, affordable fix may turn into a complex, time-consuming, and more expensive treatment. Delaying dental care also increases your risk of pain, infection, and long-term damage.

That’s why early dental visits and timely treatment are not just recommended—they're essential for protecting both your health and your wallet.

06/06/2025

Tooth discolourations🦷

02/06/2025

Panoramic Dental Radiograph(very helpful in orthodontic cases,oral surgery and classifying special surgery cases🦷

02/06/2025

Lateral Cephalometric Radiograph(very helpful in Orthodontic Cases)

24/05/2025

Points to ponder🤔

24/05/2025

Points to ponder🤔

When a tooth is lost and not replaced, the surrounding teeth gradually shift into the empty space, disrupting the natural alignment of the bite. This misalignment can lead to bite collapse, which affects chewing efficiency and jaw function. More critically, the absence of a tooth means the underlying jawbone no longer receives the necessary stimulation from chewing forces. Without this stimulation, the bone begins to deteriorate—a process known as bone resorption. Over time, this can lead to significant bone loss, altering facial structure and complicating future dental treatments. Replacing missing teeth promptly is essential to preserve oral health and function.

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20/05/2025

"Health is wealth!"

A recent study revealed that individuals suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) are over three times more likely to experience bruxism, commonly known as teeth grinding. Results showed a significantly higher occurrence of daytime teeth grinding in the PTSD group.

Bruxism in PTSD patients is believed to stem from heightened levels of stress, anxiety, and muscle tension. These psychological responses often translate into unconscious jaw clenching or grinding, especially during moments of emotional distress.

If left untreated, bruxism can lead to tooth fractures, enamel wear, jaw pain, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. The study emphasizes the importance of early dental intervention and psychological support for patients with PTSD.

This finding highlights how mental health conditions can directly impact oral health.

18/05/2025

Points to ponder🤔

Brushing your teeth is essential for oral health, but applying too much pressure can lead to unintended consequences. Excessive force during brushing can wear down the protective enamel and cause the gums to recede, exposing the sensitive roots of your teeth. This exposure can result in increased tooth sensitivity and a higher risk of decay.

A study published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology found that aggressive tooth brushing is associated with gingival recession, especially when combined with horizontal brushing techniques and the use of medium to hard-bristled toothbrushes .

🪥Recommendations for Gentle Brushing:

➡️Use a soft-bristled toothbrush: Soft bristles are less abrasive on your gums and enamel.

➡️Adopt proper brushing techniques: Employ gentle, circular motions rather than aggressive back-and-forth scrubbing.

➡️Limit brushing time: Brush for two minutes, twice a day, to effectively clean without overdoing it.

➡️Be mindful of pressure: Let the bristles do the work; excessive force isn't necessary for effective cleaning.

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18/05/2025

Dental Bridge🦷

03/05/2025