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When a new visitor lands in your homepage, seeking for a solution for their oral health problem, the first impression that he gets from it will determine whether he will come back for more or even visit your dental clinic.

Being the most important page of your website, homepage gets more views than any other page of the website. A dental website is considered to be like a house where every window is a door. This is so because not everybody enters a website through the homepage. In many cases, people follow links which they get from search engines and other referral websites which reach deep inside your website.

To increase the usability of your dental website’s homepage which enhances the business value of your website, it must follow some guidelines. Some of the guidelines that must be followed are:

Use of a short informative tagline: A tagline summarizes the whole website. This is especially if the website is still new. Even for the well-known practices, the use of an attractive tagline is essential in attracting new visitors. A good tagline for your dental website is a perfect tool for marketing.

Navigation windows should have good title and visibility: A good and effective title starts with the dental practice’s name and then followed by a brief description of the website. A good description does not start with words such as “The”, “Welcome to”.

Input a search box on your homepage: This is an important part of a website. A patient can typically scan the homepage looking for a search box. This search box helps the visitors when they are looking for a specific solution or service on your website. A search box on a website should be able to accommodate at least 25 characters which enable the visitors to clearly type their queries.

There should be easy access to recent homepage features:  Many users remember articles and services which were featured prominently on the homepage. They may fail to know how to find them if they are on the website in areas that may be inaccessible. To curb this difficulty, an effective dental homepage should contain a list of the recent features and a website designer can supplement it with a link.

The link names should begin with the keywords: Visitors scan the homepage in pursuit of the area which fulfills their need. Starting the links found on the homepage with specific keywords helps greatly when the users are looking for a certain thing in a website. The use of relevant keywords adds value to the website and the users are able to quickly find what they need.

According to studies, it is estimated that out of the many pregnant women that experience oral disorders about 45% do not seek dental treatment. When women become pregnant, they undergo a lot of physiological changes in their body systems including the oral cavity. It is recommended that they should maintain good oral health which involves very special considerations. Maintaining proper oral health can assure of perfect overall body health. Below are some of the major oral problems faced by the pregnant women and ways that can be used to manage them.

Gum diseases; these are quite common amongst the pregnant women contributing to about 60-70% of the pregnant women. This condition is common due to a decrease in the immune response, fluctuations of estrogens and progesterone as well as changes in oral flora.

To curb this condition, it is recommended that to brush at least twice every day using fluoridated toothpaste. Also, you should floss daily and use a saline mouthwash. These help in easing the irritation.

Tooth mobility; this condition occurs due to the hormonal rush mineral changes in the periodontal ligament attachment. They affect the mobility of the teeth thus leading to the periodontal diseases.

To manage this situation, the correct dosage of Vitamin C should be administered along with the removal of local gingival irritants.

Tooth decay; this problem is very common with the pregnant women due to the changes in the acidic environment of the oral cavity. There is increased intake of sugary diets. Also, there is lots of vomiting involved thus enhancing the acidic environment in the mouth hence posing an increased risk of the teeth developing decays.

This problem can be contained by;

• Limit the levels of sugar intakes.
• Ensure that you brush regularly with toothpaste containing fluoride and use the mouthwash that contains fluoride so as to reduce the effect of acid due to vomiting.

There are drugs that stimulate the formation of dental caries such as methamphetamine and should be avoided.

Tooth erosion; this is considered to be greatly caused by pregnancy due to vomiting. Tooth erosion is a bit easy to control by use of a solution that contains sodium bicarbonate that reduces the effect of the acids thus preventing any damage that may occur.

Above are some of the major oral conditions that are quite common for the pregnant women. You should not wait till the situation worsens in order for you to go for a dental treatment.  You should see your dentist as soon as you detect an oral problem in order to know how well to take care of it as well as reduce the damage that may be caused.

Over the last couple of years, cosmetic dentistry has become very common as people want to look their best. This is not just because of the numerous advances in cosmetic dental procedures and materials accessible, additionally on the grounds that patients are turning out to be increasingly focused on enhancing their general health. This incorporates dental counteractive action and having a healthier, whiter and more brilliant smile.

There are many cosmetic dental procedures accessible to enhance your teeth and improve your smile. Depending on your specific needs, cosmetic dental treatments can change your smile significantly, from restoring a solitary tooth to having a full mouth make-over. Ask your cosmetic dentist how you can enhance the health and excellence of your smile with cosmetic dentistry:

Dental Implants: Dental implants are artificial roots that are surgically set into the jaw to supplant one or all the more missing teeth. Porcelain crowns, bridges, and dentures can be made specifically to fit and join to implants. Going for a dental implant gives you, a patient a solid, stable, and tough answer for removable dental machines.

Teeth Whitening: Bleaching helps teeth that have been recolored or stained by age, sustenance, drink, and smoking. Teeth obscured as a consequence of damage or taking certain prescriptions can likewise be bleached, yet the adequacy relies on upon the level of recoloring present.

Composite (tooth-colored) Fillings: Also known as "holding", composite fillings are currently broadly utilized rather than amalgam (silver) fillings to repair teeth with holes, furthermore to supplant old faulty fillings. Tooth-hued fillings are likewise used to repair chipped, broken, or stained teeth. This sort of filling is additionally exceptionally valuable to fill in crevices and to ensure touchy, uncovered root surfaces created by gum retreat.

Porcelain Veneers: Veneers are dainty custom-made, tooth-hued shells that are reinforced onto the fronts of teeth to make a beautiful individual smile. They can restore or cover harmed, stained, ineffectively molded, or misaligned teeth. Unlike crowns, veneers require minimal tooth structure to be expelled from the surface of the tooth.

Porcelain Crowns (tops): A crown is a tooth-shaded, custom-made covering that encases the whole tooth surface restoring it to its unique shape and size. Crowns ensure and reinforce teeth that can't be restored with fillings or different sorts of restorations. They are perfect for teeth that have substantial, fractured or broken fillings furthermore for those that are gravely decayed.

Orthodontics: Less obvious and more compelling sections and wires are making fixing teeth with orthodontics a great deal all the more speaking to grown-up patients. Additionally, at times, teeth might be rectified with custom-made, clear, removable aligners that don't require braces.

Since dental implant gained its popularity, its reputation has been really positive over the years especially if done by a professional dentist. A dental implant surgery’s success requires the cooperation of both the dentist and the patient. Once the dentist has done his/her part of taking you through a successful surgery, it is now your, the patient, turn to see to it that the recovery process is also successful.

In order to have a successful recovery process, there are specific dos and don’ts. Dental implants are put in an attempt to have a long-lasting solution for teeth loss, gaps or crooked teeth. Mouth is an entry to all the other parts of the body and maintaining a proper oral health after the dental implant surgery has a great impact on the overall body health. Below are some of the most effective ways of taking care of your teeth after undergoing a dental implant surgery.

Always ensure that you brush and floss regularly.

One of the worst disasters that can happen is to allow food particles get in the root of the replaced tooth with no intention of getting it out soon as possible. Brushing at least two times a day ensures that there are no bacteria that get in the area thus barring it from breeding in your mouth. According to studies, there are over 1000 bacteria in the mouth and with the slightest chance, they get they will start breeding. In addition to frequent brushing, you should floss as many times as you brush. It should a part of your oral health maintenance routine.

Flossing is important as it ensures that al food particles that may not be reached by the toothbrush are removed. Just like brushing, flossing prevents the growth and breeding of bacteria. Also, flossing is a great and recommended way of ensuring that the slightest decay or any gum disease is easily detected. This ensures that there is a faster and successful healing process.

Ensure you regularly visit your dentist.

After the dental implant surgery your dentist will need to see the progress of the recovery. In addition to brushing and flossing regularly, it is important to go for professional cleaning as a dentist may reach some parts that you may be unable to reach. Normally, it is recommended that you should go for professional cleaning at least after every three months until you are healed. It is after these sessions that your dentist will be able to recommend the frequency of dental visits that best suits you.  This frequency varies from one individual to the other and it ensures that you do not contract any gum diseases.

By following these two tips, you can rest assured that you will have a smooth recovery time.

So you went to your dentist and you were told to get scaling(oral prophylaxis) done and all of sudden all those myths and misconceptions you have heard about teeth cleaning started rushing into your mind…but not to worry, by the end of this article all your doubts about oral prophylaxis will be explained.

So to know about scaling first we should understand what is scaling,why is it important, and who needs it.

What is oral prophylaxis??

It is a common dental procedure for patients with gum disease. It is a type of dental cleaning that reaches below the gum line to remove the plaque build-up.

Why is it important??

Everyone experiences some form of plaque buildup. There is a thin layer that covers your teeth almost all times formed by the presence of saliva, bacteria and proteins in your mouth. The bacteria that lives in the plaque causes gum diseases and tooth decay if not taken care of. Gum disease is a disease that will not get better on its own, it will continue to worsen until it is treated. Oral prophylaxis is the best way to defend against the complications that can be caused further.

Who needs it??

If you notice inflammation of your gum tissues, redness, puffiness and bleeding when brushing and flossing, these are the signs of gingivitis (the earliest form of gum disease). The bacteriathat has been built up beneath your gum line is what causes the inflammation and possible infection. If treated by scaling at this earliest stage it may reverse the gum disease.

How often do you need it??

Oral prophylaxis should be done twice a year (once every six months).

Myths about oral prophylaxis…

Scaling is a process that has been misunderstood by many and also there are a lot of myths about it, out of which few of the most widely believed myths are

• Scaling causes weakening and mobility of teeth.
• Gaps between the teeth are increased than before.
• Teeth become sensitive.
• Procedure damages the enamel.

 Myths explained and reasoned…

• At the very late stage when the teeth are cemented together with hard calculus and most of the bone is lost, scaling and removal of deposits at this stage would obviously make the tooth move. Hence its not scaling that loosens the tooth, they have already become loose due to calculus. Removal of calculus has set the tooth in mobility. This happens at very late stage.
• In some cases there is tooth colored tartar present between the gaps of the teeth hence on removal of this tartar the patient feels the gap has occurred due to cleaning which is wrong.
• And as tartar is removed the covered and concealed part of the teeth has been exposed to the oral environment thereby causing mild to moderate sensitivity which vanishes in a day or two, and most of the patients do not even experience sensitivity.
• By the correct use of instrument the plaque and tartar is removed only from the surface of the tooth thereby does not damage any enamel.

“Hence assured that scaling and root planning does not weaken your teeth, it will rather make them strong”

Dr. Krinita Motwani

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9820280343                  

Email : drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

Cosmetic dentistry is one of the fastest growing dental trends because more and more people are getting concerned about the physical appearance of their teeth. In fact, the majority of patients seeking cosmetic dentistry do it to improve the physical attractiveness of their teeth to gain more self-esteem and confidence.

If you've considered getting some cosmetic dental work done, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of options available to you. Depending on the results you want, you may have to take some time deciding between different dental  procedures, especially if this is your first time getting cosmetic dental work done.

Identify Your Needs First

After you've decided that you want to improve the look of your teeth, you'll need to decide exactly what that means to you. Do you want your teeth to be whiter? Maybe you want them to be straighter. You might want to finally fix that one tooth that's always looked "off." Consider what your needs are first because your cosmetic dentist will want to know what you want to achieve from the procedure.

If possible, try and find examples of what you want online. Many cosmetic dentists post before and after pictures on their websites, which you can easily find with a quick Google search. The cosmetic dentist you hire will also likely have a book of before and after pictures for you.

Get a Consultation

After you've got a good idea of the end results, set up a consultation appointment with the cosmetic dentist of your choice. These consultations are incredibly helpful as they allow you to first determine whether the dentist you chose is right for you or not. If they are, you can continue to discuss treatment plans that will work best for your situation.

If there are any facts about cosmetic dentistry you don't know, a consultation appointment is the perfect time to ask questions. In fact, most cosmetic dentists recommend you ask as many questions as you want. If you're comfortable with the procedure, their job is much easier in the long run.

Treatment and Recovery

During the initial consultation, after a specific procedure has been identified, ask about the treatment process and recovery time. Some cosmetic treatments don't require any recovery time at all, while others require several months of recovery. The amount of time you need to spend recovering may be an essential factor in your decision process.

Your dentist should explain every step of the process you choose during the consultation and subsequent appointments. This way, you know as much as you can before actually going in for the treatment itself.

Making the Decision

After attending your consultation appointment, you may want some time to go home and think about things before making your final decision. It's important you take this time to weigh all your options, if multiple are available, so you can make a decision that's best for you. If you have any additional questions during this time, don't be afraid to reach out to your cosmetic dentist.

Cosmetic dentistry can vastly improve the physical appearance of your smile, but it's also a very personal decision. Take your time making a decision. The more comfortable you feel about it, the easier the entire process will be, both for you and your dentist.

If you suffer from regular or intense headaches, it is important to understand that this isn't normal and you may need immediate help. You may not consider visiting a dentist as an option to get your headache diagnosis and treatment, but for certain headache types, visiting your dentist may be the ideal choice. This is because, a major reason for headaches, including migraines, is the straining of your head and neck muscle due to excessive and disproportionate bite forces and extremely active jaw muscles.

What Causes Your Migraines and Headaches? A lot of factors including injury, stress, illness, and more can be attributed to the onset of your headaches. However, you may not be aware of the fact that headaches are also frequently caused by dental health problems. Jaw misalignment, TMJ and muscle instability can all induce headaches as well. The latest advancements in neuro-muscular dentistry help determine if your symptoms are the outcome of a bad bite condition.

When to Consult a Doctor/Dentist? Since headaches are most common and usually nothing to get concerned about, you may get tempted to omit the trip to the doctor and just attempt a home remedy to relieve your pain. While this may be useful for insignificant, temporary headaches, a dental related headache doesn't respond to regular pain medication. You should visit a dentist to seek urgent medical attention.

What Treatments Are Available for Relieving Your Migraines and Headaches? Treatment usually starts with the relieving of your muscle cramps and the related pain. A Myo-monitor unit is used to help provide comfort to your muscles. After achieving this, the next phase begins with the treatment for your bite stabilization. This is done using an orthotic, which is braced on your teeth. The orthotic helps to support the muscles in the appropriate position. Once you are stable, the next step starts with rectifying the bite to maintain the comfortable jaw position and diminish or totally eliminate your headache.

How Can TruDenta™ Help? TruDenta™ is a revolutionary technique devised to diagnose and cure headaches, migraines, and other frequent discomforts in the head, neck, mouth, and jaw region. TruDenta™ is based on a two-part mechanism that is designed to locate and cure your TMJ-related pain.

In this system, the source of your pain is determined by going through a series of analytical methods. Then, with the determined source, a customized treatment plan is created to suit your specific requirements.

TruDenta™ is pain relief method that empowers you to be in charge of your treatment process and experience the life free of pain.

Dr. Steffany Mohan is the owner of Plaza Dental Group and is a prominent dentist in Des Moines, Iowa. Dr. Mohan is highly skilled in implant and cosmetic dentistry, and more.

The advantages of getting a root canal

When it comes to a root canal, patients have misunderstood it and carry negative connotations because few really understand what the treatment means. When the tooth has been decayed, cracked or eaten up by bacteria, the diseased tissue has to be removed and the tooth has to be cleaned in order to protect it. The procedure is normally performed in order to protect the smile of the patient.

There are many benefits you can enjoy after getting a root canal.   

It is a simple procedure

Even if many people believe otherwise, root canal is a simple procedure since it is not too invasive or complex. In some cases, having a root canal is the same as getting the dental filling put in place. The doctor will start by giving you an anesthesia so that you can be relaxed and comfortable. The next thing is to make a hole in the tooth so that the dentist can access the pulp and get rid of it. After cleaning the tooth, your dentist will seal that small hole and will place a dental crown on it to protect it.   

It will relieve toothache

Suffering from an infected pulp is not fun since the problem may cause:

• Mild or severe toothache which may turn to be intermittent or chronic
• Foul smell or taste on the affected tooth
• Tenderness
• Fever
• Swelling at the surrounding gum or jaw tissue
• Trouble with chewing or opening your mouth

The canal therapy will address all such issues and it will help in regaining comfort as well as peace of mind. Root canal therapy may save the diseased tooth so that it does not have to be extracted.  

When it is not treated, pulp infection can destabilize the position of the tooth in your jaw and it will deteriorate the basic structure. This may make the tooth to fall out or it may need an extraction. Many patients may prefer to have the root canal therapy if they do not want to live with a gap in their smile and it can require advanced restoration treatment like dental implants. Other benefits include improving how your tooth appears, enhancing your oral well-being and general health.  

What Are Fastbraces?

They are the modern and truly millenial approach to traditional braces. With this method, you are given a bracket that is placed on your teeth and a wire is run through them. It gently moves your teeth to where they are supposed to be. Fastbraces helps get teeth straightened, gives you a good smile and has many other orthodontic benefits.

Adults wearing braces to straighten their teeth have the same drawbacks askids who wear bottle-bottom spectacles. It can open you up to some negative comments. In the past, braces were compared to train tracks that doomed the wearer to these torture-like contraptions for what seemed like an eternity, before they were removed.  Most adults have reservations about fixing a bent grin because they believe their teeth can only be straightened by traditional approaches and a brace won’t suit their workplace.

Fortunately, the improvement in orthodontics has made straightening teeth faster and easier.This is great news for аnуоnе who is рut оff by mеtаl rivеtѕ оn their teeth. Fаѕtbraces work by mоving the сrоwn and the rооt оf the tооth at thе same timе. This mаkеѕ thеm еxtrеmеlу еffiсiеnt and it has been rероrtеd thаt you саn fееl уоur teeth mоving straight аwау.

The fixеrѕ fоr thе ѕinglе whitе wirе аrе triаngulаr shaped, dоubling thе аmоunt of space bеtwееn еасh brасе.  This аllоws the tooth to mоvе mоrе еffiсiеntlу. Fаѕtbrасеѕ, as thеir nаmе ѕuggеѕtѕ, wоrk quiсkеr than соnvеntiоnаl brасеѕ аnd take considerably lеѕѕ time tо соmрlеtе thе рrосеѕѕ rеѕulting in fеwеr соnѕultаtiоnѕ.

When the treatment is complete you will be asked to wear the retainer for 15 minutes a day. 

Having straightened teeth not only gives you an amazing smile but also makes it easier for you to brush your teeth, chew food and relieves your jaw strain.  This prevents tooth breakage.

The following are the benefits of fast braces:

It Offers a Modern Orthodontic Treatments

Why trust an antiquated method of straightening teeth?  With Fast braces you get the smile you deserve! It is a tested approach that works perfectly, and it is very subtle. It moves teeth better than old-fashioned methods.

It Doesn’t Take Much Time

One of the great benefits of Fastbraces is that it doesn’t take much time to be completed.  We’re talking weeks or months, not years. Special brackets are used for Fastbraces and this moves the teeth quickly.That’s what makes Fastbraces the more desirable teeth straightening option.

It Is Affordable

With orthodontic treatments, you regularly visit the dentist’s office in order for them to check your teeth are being repositioned correctly.  This can lead to added costs. With Fastbraces, once your teeth are straightened in a few weeks, only the occasional checkup is required.

Do you wake up with pain and discomfort in your teeth, jaws and face and some tenderness in your neck as well as head region???

So this habit which you have unknowingly developed is known as bruxism or teeth grinding.

Teeth grinding is a common habit, but that doesn’t mean it’s harmless. Forces generated by grinding of teeth are capable enough to wear down a tooth or even loosen them.

Effects of teeth grinding…

• Teeth which have enamel worn away become sensitive to hot or cold food.
• Crowns and fillings may get damaged.
• Jaw pain and headaches.
• Abfraction or loss of tooth structure along the gum line caused by tooth grinding and not decay.
• Loosening of teeth.

Why do people grind their teeth???

• The most common reason for grinding is stress and anxiety and it often occurs during sleep.
• Sometimes people grind their teeth because of misalignment of teeth or other bite problems.
• Usage of caffeine, alcohol, tobacco and drugs may also lead to bruxism.

How to know you grind your teeth???

Grinding often occurs at night during sleep so most of the patients are unaware of the habit, yet if you wake up with headache and jaw pain and discomfort in the teeth these are the signs telling you that you may have developed teeth grinding (bruxism) habit and it should be taken care of.

People also get to know about this habit by their loved ones.

At regular dental checkups your dentist may look at the condition of your oral cavity and can conclude whether or not you grind your teeth.

What can be done??

• Stress management.
• Wear a custom made mouth guard as suggested by the dentist to protect the teeth from further damage.
• Avoid alcohol
• Do not chew on pens and pencils
• Train yourself to not grind your teeth.
• Relax your jaw muscles at night by holding a warm wash cloth.

Do children grind their teeth and what can be done to reduce it??

Yes teeth grinding is not just limited to adults even children grind their teeth. Children tend to do so at the peak ages of teeth eruption and when their permanent teeth come in mostly the habitgoes on its own.

Tips to stop your child from grinding:

• Decrease your child’s physical activity and stimulation just before bed.
• Try massage and stretching exercises to relax the muscles.
• Make sure your child gets enough amount of water.
• Take your child for dental examination regularly.

Dr. Krinita Motwani

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9820280343

Email : drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

Have you been breathing through your mouth? Do you try to cover your mouth every time you smile? Does your child still suck his fingers after the age of 6? Well, there are several warning signs giving you a heads-up that you require orthodontic treatment. It is rightly said that “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” There are different types of malocclusion or unusual jaw structure which can make your daily activities difficult. Here are 5 signs that you need orthodontic treatment:

• Crooked or Crowded Teeth -  Crowding has several cons. It causes the teeth to look slanted and uneven. The teeth grow in an overlapping fashion making it difficult to brush, floss or even eat. Such arrangement builds plaque and induces bad breath. It brings about other complications like tooth decay, gum disease and loss of bone around teeth. So, if you are complaining of discomfort or bothered the way you look when you smile contact your family orthodontist to prevent this problem from becoming worse.
  
  
• Thumb Sucking - This is a common problem with children. Kids suck their thumbs between ages of 2 and 4 but if this habit continues even after the age of 6, the upper teeth begin to stick out, and the lower teeth will start getting crowded. It disrupts the orthodontic arrangement of their teeth and results in speech issues such as lisping.
  
  
• Unusual Bite or Jaw Structure - A bite is a common dental problem. It is when the upper and lower teeth have glitches in coming together. If you ignore the dental misalignment, it can lead to lifelong implications. There are five kinds of bites: Overbite, Underbite, Openbite, Deepbite and Crossbite.
  
  
• Mouth breathing - If you suffer from day-time fatigue, chapped lips, dry mouth, bad breath or snoring, then you have been breathing through your mouth. Mouth breathing leads to the development of gingivitis, a gummy smile, narrow upper jaw and an open bite. The patient cannot close his or her lips because the front teeth are flared. The only solution is to meet an orthodontist at the earliest.
  
  
• Abnormal Growth of Jaw - If you or your young one have issues with biting food, or if you feel your jaw is shifting or end up biting the insides of your cheek then go to an orthodontist immediately. If the jaws and teeth do not meet properly, there will be issues with chewing. This, in turn, affects your digestive system, overall health and appearance.

We have all been familiar with dictums stressing the importance of acting ahead of time. Orthodontics cannot be left behind. Here’s a list of how favorable it is to get an early orthodontic treatment.

• Corrects speech problems
• Improves the appearance of your teeth which boosts your self- esteem
• It influences correct jaw growth for a balanced bite
• Eradicates harmful oral habits such as sucking of thumb  

It’s sensible to take care of the little things while they are still little. Do not delay your dental evaluation since it will save you time and money in the long run. If you wait until your child’s facial development is complete or his set of permanent teeth to come in, it can make orthodontic corrections even more difficult. Though orthodontic issues can be dealt with, at any age, addressing them at the earliest is your best choice.

Author Bio:

Sharon William's day job is to handle digital marketing for Koch Orthodontics in Loganville, GA. With a flair for creating compelling content that clears the clutter and connects with the audience in an instant, she writes about dental topics to educate and help her readers. She truly believes that a genuine smile can win a million hearts and talks to her readers about improving their smiles and overall dental health, as well as enhancing their overall lifestyle. In her free time, she likes to organize small meets in her neighborhood where she brings people together to discuss various topics that she writes about.

Ever wondered why your dentist asks you to get your oral check-up done regularly??

Or ever thought of how getting dental check-ups done on a regular basis can be so beneficial??

So here’s an article showing you the importance of regular dental check-ups.

 Dentists are not just concerned about fixing your teeth but they are also concerned about protecting and conserving them as much as can be done but for that early detection of signs and symptoms is very important.

Here are some very important reasons why you should visit a dentist regularly…

Cavities , plaque and tartar…

No matter how well you brush and floss there’s still a few areas missed by brushing and flossing. Thus plaque accumulation and solidification at those areas can lead to tartars or cavities which there by becomes difficult to get rid of, thus regular cleaning will be helpful in preventing cavities at an early stage.

Gum diseases…

Poor oral hygiene can lead to a number of diseases most of them including the gums. Plaque and debris accumulation can start getting collected below the gums thus resulting in swollen, puffed, red, loose and bleeding gums which there by results in gingivitis or can worsen and lead to periodontal problems which can be treated by surgeries. Thus to avoid these one should get their teeth cleaned on a regular basis. Cleaning on time can help prevent a lot of diseases.

Bad/Deleterious Habits…

One may not get to know but your day to day habits and lifestyle affects your oral health a lot. Stress, smoking, alcohol etc all have a negative impact on your oral tissues and the results of which can go unnoticed if not checked by a dental professional. For example, stress leads to a tooth grinding habit at night which damages your teeth. Thus visiting a dentist can help in managing the damage already done and preventing any further damage to take place by altering your lifestyle.

“Thus visiting dental clinics are worth the effort. Skipping dental appointments may not appear to be big a deal for now but oral issues develops and progresses quickly before you even notice it”

Dr. Krinita Motwani

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9820280343

Email : drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

Do you recall that dreaded feeling of a sharp tooth pain in your mouth whenever you have something sweet or hot? Yes, that horrible feeling which no one likes.
You immediately picturized going to the dentist, getting that tooth filling done or worse the doctor tells you to do a root canal!!!

Now what? You fear it even more! But is it that bad? Well, certainly not.
The fear around root canal is surely over hyped. But it is not at all that worse. In fact, the doctor is, on the contrary, eliminating your pain in the long run. It also doesn’t mean that when immediately you have a tooth pain you have to get a root canal done. You have tooth filling and gum treatments are also available which can get the job done.
But in some cases, it is imperative to get a root canal done for the betterment of your dental health.
The most common causes of a root canal are
• Damage or complete tooth decay
• Chipped teeth
• Any kind of disease.
So what are the parameters on which a root canal is done?

Symptom 1
You have a reasonable toothache when having extremely cold or hot food.
Symptom 2
You have pain chewing or biting food. Also, you notice some slight swelling.
Symptom 3
You suddenly wake up in the night with a sharp pain in your teeth and feel the need of taking a painkiller.
Symptom 4
You have a bubble on your gum which certainly doesn’t look good and when pressed it you have an intolerable toothache.
Symptom 5
You have a pain which starts in one part of your tooth which gradually spreads to the other areas of the mouth such as the jaw, ears and eventually your head.
In such cases, you should not waste much time and get a root canal treatment done.

The Procedure
It is a multi-step dental procedure which includes removing the infected tooth pulp from the rest of the teeth and sealing it with a cap to keep it secured. Even though it is a multi-step procedure you can be rest assured because as mentioned above it is only going to help you in the long run.
In some cases, however, there may not be a pain in your teeth but due to some infection of some sort, your teeth may be performing internal degradation. So it is very necessary to take care of your mouth and consult a good dentist.
We at Sunfill Dental Clinic pride ourselves in giving the correct and accurate treatments to our patients with utmost care. You can be rest assured that under the able guidance of our skilled dentists you will get the best our clinic.
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“A true smile is when the mouth and the heart coordinate with each other”

It’s increasingly common to hear that oral health is vital for overall health. More than 80% of people are living with periodontal or gum disease which often goes undiagnosed. This may be because the persons teeth feel fine so he / she avoids going to the dentist and visits to the physician rarely focus on oral health.

There is now evidence of 2 specific links between oral health and heart disease. First, if you have gum disease in a moderate/ advanced stage you are at greater risk for heart disease than someone with healthy gums and second, your oral health can provide doctors with warning signs for a range of diseases and conditions including those in the heart.

1. Why are oral health and heart disease related?

Oral health and heart disease are connected by the spread of bacteria and other germs from your mouth to other parts of your body through the blood stream. When these bacteria reach the heart they can attach themselves to any damaged area and cause inflammation. This can result in illness such as endocarditis (infection of the inner lining of the heart). Other cardiovascular conditions such as atherosclerosis (clogged arteries) and stroke have also been linked to inflammation caused by oral bacteria.

2. What persons are at risk?

Patients with chronic gum conditions such as gingivitis (inflamamtion of gums) or advanced periodontal disease have the higher risk for heart disease caused by poor oral health particularly if it remains udiagnosed and unmanaged. The bacteria that are associated with gum infection are in the mouth and can enter the blood stream where they attach to the blood vessels and increase your risk to cardiovascular disease. Even if you don’t have noticeable gum inflamamtion, however,inadequate oral hygiene and accumulated plaque puts you at risk for gum disease. The bacteria can also migrate into your blood stream causing elevated C – reactive protein, which is a marker for inflammation in the blood vessels. This can increase your risk of heart diseaseand stroke.

Age, cigarette smoking and type 2 diabetes increase your risk of developing both periodontal disease and cardiovascualar disease.

3. If you have cardiovascular disease, what should you tell your dentist?
4. Make sure you give your dentist a complete medical history and list of the names and dosages of all the drugs you are taking for your cardiovascular conditions as well as any other prescription or non prescription drugs you might be taking. This will help your dentist determine the best treatment for you including medication selection for dental procedures.
5. Make sure to give your dentist the name and phone number of your doctor in case your dentist needs to speak to him / her about your care.
6. If you are particularly nervous about undergoing a dental procedure because you believe your stress, worry and fears could make your cardiovascular condition worse, talk with your dentist. He / she can provide yoou with information and work with you on strategies to control dental pain and ease your fears.

4. What are the symptoms and warning signs of a gum disease?

You may have gum disease even if it’s in its early stage. If:-

• Your gums are red, swollen and sore to touch.
• Your gums bleed when you eat, brush or floss.
• You see pus or other signs of infection around the gums and teeth.
• Your gums look as if they are “pulling away” from the teeth.
• You frequently have bad breath or notice a bad taste in your mouth.
• Some of your teeth are loose or feel if they are moving away from the other teeth.

5. How to prevent gum disease?

To prevent gum disease:-

1. Good oral hygiene and regular dental examination are the best way to protect yourself against the development of gum disease.
2. Brushing your teeth twice a day with a soft- bristled brush that fits your mouth comfortably, so it reaches every tooth surface adequately.
3. You should also floss daily and visit your dentist for regular professional cleanings.

By being proactive about your oral health, you can protect yourself from developing a connection between oral health and heart disease and keeps your smile healthy, clean and beautiful throughout your life.

Dr. Krinita Motwani

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9820280343

Email : drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

The ALSC Inaugural Symposium hosts comprehensive laser dentistry / laser surgery program, ideal for new and experienced laser physicians, dentists, and veterinarians. Join us for this rare opportunity to learn from laser surgery pioneers and leading laser surgeons and earn up to 14 CDE credits. Coming in at a fraction of cost of other laser education programs.

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Below are just SOME of the presentations scheduled:

• Warren Seiler, MD, DABLS, Executive Director of Education, Development & Accreditation at the ABLS - "​Review of Laser Wavelengths Utilized in Modern Day Cosmetic Surgery Practice" and "American Board of Laser Surgery Certification Process"
• Richard B. Winter DDS, DABLS - "​LightScalpel 10,600 nm Laser Use in and Advanced Reconstructive Implant Dental Practice"
• Martin A. Kaplan,DMD, DABLS - "Review of Laser Techniques for Biopsy of Infant and Pediatric Mucoceles and Fibromas​"
• Noel Berger, DVM, DABLS - "Selected Veterinary Oral Surgical Procedures" and "Selected Veterinary Laser Surgical Procedures of the Skin"
• Robert Convissar, DDS, FAGD - "Periodontitis and Periimplantitis – State of the Art Laser-Assisted Tissue Regeneration 2018" and "Ethical and Legal Ramifications of Using Diode Lasers for Closed Periodontal Pocket Therapy"
• Jack Krauser, DDS - "The 10,600 nm SuperPulse CO₂ Laser May Alleviate the Late Implant Failure Linked to Tissue Tension"
• Robert Levine, DDS - "The State of the Art of Dental Lasers"
• William E. Schultz, DVM - "Veterinary Soft Palate Laser Resection, and Laser Repair of Nares, Lip and Palate Deformity"
• Christopher J. Winkler, DVM, VMLSO, DABLS - "CO₂ Surgical Laser in Veterinary Procedures:  A Case Review"
• David D. Duclos, DVM, DACVD - "Ablation of Various Dermatologic Lesions in the Dog and Cat" and "Excision of Follicular Tumors, Nail Carcinoma in the Dog and Eyelid Melanoma in the Horse Using CO₂ Laser Excisional Techniques"

This is not the complete list of presenters; this is only a preview.

CDE credits will be provided through partnership with ADA CERP CDE Providers

The American Laser Study Club (ALSC) promotes Science-Based Laser Surgery, Dentistry and Safety Education. The ALSC fills the void in current Laser Surgery and Laser Dentistry education (i.e., the physics of laser tissue interaction, such as absorption, scattering, ablation, coagulation and hemostasis, soft and hard tissue ablation, laser safety, etc.) and helps Physicians, Dentists, Veterinarians and Practice Staff Members to excel at efficient and safe application of laser energy in everyday practice. The ALSC also provides help for those preparing for the Certification Exam with The American Board of Laser Surgery (est. 1984).

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The permanent teeth of your children continue to come in over a number of years as they continue to grow. Unfortunately, their teeth do not always come in correctly.  They might be rotated, crooked, or imperfect in some other ways. In order to adjust the position of those teeth to avoid any dental issues, many teenagers and children end up needing to have orthodontic care.

Every year there are millions of teenagers who need braces or some other type of treatment.Before proceeding with any type of treatment, parents need to become educated on the basic types of orthodontic treatment that are available. This will help to ensure that they make an informed decision regarding the care received by their children.

Child Jaw Development

Using braces is the most common kind of treatment.  They are appliances that exert steady pressure on teeth over several months or years in order to adjust the position of the teeth.  Not only do they straighten teeth, but they also help to ensure proper development of the jaws so that children don't end up with a misaligned bite.    

Dr Theo Spyrakis from Bexley Dental say’s, “one of the most important aspects of childhood development is good oral health. Healthy baby teeth enable children to eat and chew solid foods efficiently, are essential in the development of their jawbone to ensure there is enough space for adult teeth to come through in their correct position and prevent crowding or spaces between teeth from occurring. Baby teeth also help with sounding words correctly as children learn to talk”.

The Front or Back Braces Option

 Braces traditionally were made of metal brackets that bond to each tooth and are connected via a flexible wire.  The wires get adjusted at every appointment so that the teeth will move into the correct positions.  Although the brackets are frequently mounted onto the front of every tooth, they may also be put on the back so that they are not as noticeable.    

Rubber Bands for More Pressure

If more pressure is necessary for adjusting the teeth, then the orthodontist might recommend using rubber bands, which are also called elastics.  They are used for connecting two teeth together, usually one on the bottom and one on top. Rubber bands might be worn just at night, or your orthodontist might want you to wear them all of the time.   

Day and Night Removable Trays

There are removable trays that may be used for adjusting the position of a child's teeth. That way it isn't necessary for brackets to be bonded to every tooth.  The trays are made out of plastic and then moulded into the proper positions.  When they are worn day and night, then pressure may be exerted on the teeth, like with braces.  However, the trays are frequently more expensive and might not be well suited for all patients.

After Braces Removable Retainer

After your child's braces are removed, they will probably need to wear a retainer.  Those appliances make sure the teeth stay in the proper position without braces needing to be used.  Retainers may be permanent or removable.

Removable retainers are made out of rubber or plastic and go over the teeth.  The orthodontist might want your child to always wear the retainer, or it might be necessary to wear it at night only.  A permanent retainer is made up of a metal wire that gets bonded to the back part of the teeth so that they won't move around and become misaligned once again.    

Colgate state’s, “the disadvantage of a removable retainer after braces is the fact that it can be lost or damaged and can even melt or change shape if it is exposed to high heat. It is also very important not to leave the retainer lying around the house since pets love to chew them! When wrapping retainers in tissues or paper towels, they tend to get thrown out. Most orthodontists and general dentists charge a few hundred dollars to replace retainers, so people with removable retainers should find a safe way to store them in a plastic retainer case.

Orthodontic Headgear

In severe cases your child might need more care and require orthodontic headgear. Make sure you thoroughly discuss all of your options with an orthodontist before you proceed with your child's orthodontic treatment.

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ALSC Inaugural Symposium, April 6–8, 2018, in Orlando, Florida

ADDRESSING
Infant Breastfeeding, Sleep and Airway
DISORDERS

Below are just SOME of the presentations scheduled:

• Scott Siegel, MD, DDS
  Keynote: Laser frenectomy: 18-year experience with CO₂ laser from infants through adults
• Richard Baxter, DMD, MS, DABLS
  Clinical Pearls and How To Start Performing Laser Frenectomies in Your Office
• Annette Skowronski, DDS, DABLS
  The Ethical Conundrum: Separating Science and Marketing 
• Martin A. Kaplan, DMD, DABLS
  Laser Frenum Surgery is More than just the Frenum
• Karen M. Wuertz, DDS, DABLS
  Superpulse 10,600 nm CO₂ Laser Revision of Lingual Frenulum Previously Released with a Diode
• Diana Batoon, DMD
  Sleep Disordered Breathing in the Pediatric Population – Lasers and the Airway
• Matthew J. Rowe, DDS, MSD
  Laser Frenectomy: Integration of a Tripartite Approach to Collaborative Care
• Brynn L. Leroux, DDS
  Pediatric Dental Laser Procedures with X-Lase Diode and LightScalpel CO₂ Laser
• Cara Riek, DNP, RN, IBCLC, FNP-BC, DABLS
  – Unbuckling the Buccals: Case studies discussing laser revision of buccal ties from a breastfeeding standpoint
  – Research to Practice: Putting together a multi-center study to address laser frenotomy release and long-term breastfeeding rates
• Leonard Kundel, DMD
  Osteopathically guided release of oral restrictions and return to proper orofacial function
• Paula Fabbie, RDH, BS, COM
  Success with complex cases: Utilizing CO₂ laser and OMT to achieve optimal function and long term results

This is not the complete list of presenters; this is only a preview.

CDE credits will be provided through partnership with ADA CERP CDE Providers

The American Laser Study Club (ALSC) promotes Science-Based Laser Surgery, Dentistry and Safety Education. The ALSC fills the void in current Laser Surgery and Laser Dentistry education (i.e., the physics of laser tissue interaction, such as absorption, scattering, ablation, coagulation and hemostasis, soft and hard tissue ablation, laser safety, etc.) and helps Physicians, Dentists, Veterinarians and Practice Staff Members to excel at efficient and safe application of laser energy in everyday practice. The ALSC also provides help for those preparing for the Certification Exam with The American Board of Laser Surgery (est. 1984).

ALSC Inaugural Symposium, April 6–8, 2018, in Orlando, Florida

Register Today!

*Information, terms and conditions in this communication are subject to change without prior notice.

Christmas is right around the corner and with Christmas comes a lot of yummy foods and drinks. While we all want to enjoy these things, it’s also a good idea to take extra good care of your oral health these holidays.

Oral Care Advice

In order to take complete care of your oral health this Christmas season, follow the oral care advice given here to end the current season as comfortably as you started it.

1. Tone Down Sugar CravingWhile no one expects you to stay away from mom’s famous rum cake or Aunt Betsy’s yummy Christmas cake, it should be noted that these foods and other sweet dishes do have a lot of sugar in them. Just be sure to floss and brush after eating sweet food items this holiday season.
2. Stick to Oral Care RoutineEven on Christmas day when it’s time to open presents, it’s important to remember to brush and floss your teeth before opening gifts. Sure, the kids might make a fuss, but it will definitely be worth it in the long run.
3. Choose Cheese to ChompFood like cranberries and cheese are actually good for your teeth, in moderation! But, cranberries can also contain a lot of acid which can eat away at your teeth as well. Cheese has also been proven to return your mouth back to its natural acidic balanced self – which helps with preventing tooth decay.
4. Remember Teeth Aren't ToolsUsing your teeth for opening bottles or opening packages is never a good idea. Not only can you chip your teeth this way, but you can actually pull whole teeth out right by the root, which will hurt! So, if you need to open a bottle; use a bottle opener.
5. Practicing Moderation Helps It doesn’t matter if it’s during Christmas or other food oriented holidays like Halloween or any other time. Moderation in what you eat and drink, along with routinely brushing, can have a good effect on your teeth and gums.

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Sugar - Free Countdown to Christmas 

Since Christmas is really the most fantastic time of the year, it is eagerly and enthusiastically anticipated all over. Because the fun and frolic of Christmas doesn't have to stay for just a single day, you can think of an interesting Christmas countdown with your family!

The Christmas holiday usually brings on a holiday spirit minus healthy eating. Delicacies and sugary treats take over and your whole family gets bombarded with sweets everywhere. Select a way to countdown and feel the magic of Christmas growing around you each day, with healthy nightly snacks for the whole family!

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“All you need to know about the dental crown……….”

Have you heard about dental crowns? If your dentist is concerned about tooth decay or other issues affecting your tooth structure, dental crowns may be an option .This guide can help you learn about dental crowns and what to expect after the dental crown process. Before differentiating between the different types of the dental crowns, consider the functions they serve.

1. What exactly is a Dental Crown?

A dental crown, commonly called a “cap” is a tooth – shaped restoration that is placed over a tooth to restore its shape and size, strength and improve its appearance. The crowns when cemented into place, fully encase the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line. It is made by a machine usually in a dental laboratory.

1. Why is a Dental Crown needed?

There are different reasons why your dentist may recommend a crown for one of your teeth:-

• To protect a root canal treated tooth.
• To hold a dental bridge in place.
• To cover a severely discoloured teeth.
• To cover a dental implant.
• To make a cosmetic modification.

2. What are the benefits of a Dental Crown?

Having Dental crown gives the following benefits like:-

• Strengthens the damaged tooth
• Improves the aesthetics of your smile.
• Returns broken teeth their natural chewing function capabilities.
• Conceals previous procedures including fillings, implants and root canals.

3. Will the Crown be noticeable?

No. the crown will be made to match your other teeth exactly. The shade of the neighbouring teeth will be recorded to make sure that the colour looks natural and matches the surrounding teeth. A temporary crown usually made in plastic will be fitted at the end of the 1^st appointment to last until the permanent one is ready. These temporary crowns may be more noticeable but they are only in place for about a week.

4. What’s the difference between a Temporary and Permanent Crown?

The name says it all here! Temporary dental crowns can be made in your dentist’s office whereas permanent dental crowns are made in a dental laboratory. Typically, temporary dental crowns are made of an acrylic based material or stainless steel and can be used as a temporary restoration until a permanent crown is constructed by a laboratory.

5. Does a Crown protect the underlying tooth from decay and or gum disease?

No! It does not, and this is a common misconception that people have. Hence it’s important to brush and floss the crowned tooth just as you would any normal tooth especially around the gum line.

6. Will I need to get a root canal for getting a Crown?

 No! Root canals are not required to place a crown but all teeth that have undergone root canal treatment should be crowned.

7. Is there an alternative to a Crown?

Yes, but only for a front tooth - A dental veneer may be an alternative to having a front tooth crown.

8. What types of Crowns are available?

Crowns are made of a variety of materials and new materials are being introduced all the time. Here are some of the options available at present:-

• Metals used in crowns include alloys that have a higher content of gold or platinum, or base – metal alloys (for example, cobalt –chromium and nickel – chromium alloys). Metal crowns withstand biting and chewing forces well and probably last the longest in terms of wear down. Also, metal crowns rarely chip or break. The metallic colour is the main drawback. Metal crowns are a good choice for out of sight molars. Stainless steel crowns are prefabricated crowns that are used on permanent teeth. The crown covers the entire tooth and protects it from further decay. Stainless steel crowns are more cost-effective than custom made crowns and prophylactic dental care needed to protect a tooth without a crown.

• Porcelain – fused – to – metal (PFM) dental crowns can be colour matched to your adjacent teeth (unlike the metallic crowns). However, more wearing to the opposing teeth occurs with this crown types compared with metal or resin crown. The crown’s porcelain portion can also chip or break off. PFM crowns look most like normal teeth. However, sometimes the metal underlying the crowns porcelain can show through as a dark line, especially at the gum line and even more so if your gums recede. These crowns can be a good choice for front or back teeth as well as long bridges where the metal is needed for strength.

• All – ceramic or all – porcelain dental crowns provide better natural colour match than any other crown type and may be more suitable for people with metal allergies. All ceramic crowns can be used for front and back teeth.

9. What steps are involved in preparing a tooth for a Crown?

Placing a permanent dental crown typically takes 2 dental office visits:-

• During the first visit:-

1. Your dentist will anesthesize (numb) the tooth and surrounding gum tissue and then shape the biting surface and sides of the tooth.
2. Impression of the prepared tooth and jaw as well as the opposite jaw is taken.
3. If the tooth is very decayed or otherwise too small to hold the crown, the dentist may “build up” the tooth to hold the crown.
4. If the dentist is placing a porcelain or PFM crown, he or she will also determine the shade of porcelain to match the surrounding teeth.
5. During this 1^st office visit the dentist will make a temporary crown to cover the prepared tooth until the permanent one is ready. The temporary crown is held in place using temporary cement.

• At the second visit:-

1. Your dentist will remove the temporary crown and check the fit and colour of the permanent crown.
2. If everything is correct, then the dentist will place the permanent crown.

6. What problems could develop with a Dental Crown?

Some of the common issues are:-

• Discomfort or Sensitivity
• Chipped Crown
• Loose Crown
• Crown falls off

• Dark line on crowned tooth next to the gum line

7. How long do Dental Crowns last?

Dental crowns don’t last forever. But with good care they can last a long time! More than 90% of crowns will not require major treatment within 5 years and 50 – 80% of crowns will last between 15 – 20 years. The lifespan of a crown depends on the amount of “wear and tear” the crown is exposed to. The crown itself cannot decay, but decay can start where the edge of the crown joins the tooth. It is very important to keep this area as clean as your other teeth or decay could endanger your crown. Properly cared for crowns will last for many years .

8. Does a Crowned tooth require special care?

While a crowned tooth does not require any special care, remember that simply because a tooth is crowned does not mean the tooth is protected from decay or gum disease. Therefore, continue to follow good dental hygiene practices including brushing twice a day, flossing daily especially around the crown area where the gum meets the tooth and rinsing with an antibacterial mouthwash at least once a day, seeing your dentist on a regular basis. If you tend to clench or grind your teeth, ask your dentist how this could affect your crown. In general, you should try to avoid chewing hard or sticky foods, chewing ice, biting fingernails and using your teeth to open packaging which may cause your own crown to break or become loose.

Dr. Krinita Motwani

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9819002288 / 9820280343

Email : drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

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