Find out the reasons why having a smile makeover can be beneficial to your overall well-being.
In today's times, there is a lot of emphasis on health, beauty, and fitness. It is important to not only keep yourself healthy but also improve your physical appearance. People in Pune understand that by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, your body will automatically improve in health, and that will also have a positive effect on your appearance. Just as one takes care of one's body, it is also important to take care of one's teeth. If you would like to beautify your teeth, one way among others is to undergo a smile makeover in Pune.
Why Pune you would ask? In recent times, Pune has become a global destination when it comes to dental aid. The city has a number of international dental clinics that provide excellent dental care services at reasonable prices. Dental tourism has made an immense positive impact on the city. Many foreigners prefer to travel to India for dental treatments, as they are less expensive than that of Dental clinics abroad.
Smile makeovers in Pune have become a speciality for some dental clinics. The reason behind this is that many people wish to alter and enhance their smiles so that their general appearance will improve. Many general health benefits come with undergoing a smile makeover. There is a reduced risk of having worn down and loose, weak teeth. Teeth that have been treated using this procedure are easier to clean and take care of on a daily basis. Given below are the various benefits from getting a Smile Makeover in Pune:
• Teeth, which have been repaired, straightened, or replaced, have lesser risks of infections.
• Aesthetically, a patient will have a clear, white smile that will renew self-confidence and well-being.
• Teeth stains can be removed without damaging the basic enamel within one's teeth.
• A variety of treatments including teeth bonding, dental implants, porcelain veneers, and tooth colour restorations can help you to build a better smile
• Pune dentists are renowned for their immense knowledge and experience
• They have the latest dental equipment to provide the best services
• They create a positive relationship with each patient by trying to make them comfortable before any procedure
• They brief the patient about the pros and cons of every procedure to help them make the right decision.
As one can see, having a Smile Makeover in Pune can be quite advantageous. One only needs to get in touch with one of the many dentists in Pune offering this service, and come down.
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A visit to a dentist is usually feared, more so if one has to undergo a dental procedure. But, it is re-assuring to know that many new techniques in this field have helped the patient to have these procedures done with minimal pain. And a few oral care suggestions if followed can give the patient more relief.
It is a well known fact that by following a few simple home-based suggestions, the patients can get relief from pain and discomfort post a dental treatment. These also help in ensuring that the dental treatment will have a lasting impact.
Most of the dental clinics in Pune try to educate their patients about the need of proper oral care after a dental treatment. Some of the common suggestions that most of us know is to leave the treatment/surgery site undisturbed. Simple actions like rinsing, touching and spitting forcefully may also be avoided. In addition, to feel much better, one may gently wash off the area with warm water added with about half a spoon of salt. It is suggested that this may be done at least four to five times a day as it helps in healing the affected place.
Many a times bleeding and swelling occur, which are considered normal. Simple treatments like placing a gauze pad or a clean handkerchief on the affected area and applying pressure for about 30 minutes will help in stopping the bleeding. Whereas for swelling, the process is a little lengthy, but it helps in reducing the pain. Ice packs wrapped in a soft towel may be kept on the cheek nearer to the surgical site for about 10 minutes. And, this may be continued for the next 24 hours with 20 minutes break each time. Sometimes by using two to three pillows when sleeping also helps in minimizing swelling.
Diet is very important especially, if a surgery for dental implant has been done. It is therefore advisable to completely avoid hot liquids or foods. And, specifically on the day of the surgery, it is beneficial to take plenty of liquids along with soft food. Since the food intake is not regular, the dentists insist that for the next few days it is better to avoid strenuous physical activity, because one may feel weak.
Besides these home remedies, it is necessary to take the prescribed medications. The dentist may have given these medicines for pain-relief or as antibiotics to avoid infections. The doctors usually advise to take the first dosage for pain before the local anesthetic wears off. And, the antibiotics be taken without fail according to the instructions. It is equally important that the patient completes the course.
Various dental clinics in Pune offer the most advanced techniques for dental treatment, but to ensure that its recovery is smooth and pleasant it helps to follow these instructions.
Toothache is something each one of us dread and are somehow not able to escape in spite of our best efforts to maintain oral hygiene. Then, what exactly is going on inside our little tooth-world? Let’s find out and perhaps this would help us to take more precautions.
Right from our childhood we have been continuously reminded that we need to brush twice a day, more precisely, once in the morning and once just before going to bed. And probably most of us have been doing the same and also making sure that our children do the same too. Then, what are the other reasons that lead to cavities and toothaches?
Tooth decay or a cavity is the most common cause for toothaches. This is caused by specific types of bacteria that produce acid in the presence of substances which are scientifically referred as fermentable carbohydrates and are capable of converting carbohydrates/sugar to organic acids. And it is these acids which are harmful to our teeth which necessitate us to visit a some reputed dental clinics in Pune.
One may wonder how an acid affects us so badly. For this we need to understand the construction of a tooth a little more. Ninety-six percent of tooth enamel is composed of minerals which are sensitive to the increase in the level of acidity. To be specific, a tooth is in a constant state of back-and-forth de-mineralization and re-mineralization between the tooth and surrounding saliva. But, almost all acid de-mineralization occurs where food (containing carbohydrate like sugar) is left on teeth. Because most trapped food is left between teeth, over 80% of cavities occur inside those places (called pits and fissures), also on chewing surfaces where brushing, fluoride, and saliva cannot reach to re-mineralize the tooth.
In fact frequency of sugar intake is more important than the amount of sugar consumed. The more frequently teeth are exposed to this environment the more likely a cavity will occur, and then it may affect gums requiring gum treatment. Therefore, minimizing snacking is recommended, since snacking creates a continuous supply of nutrition for acid-creating bacteria in the mouth. Also, chewy and sticky foods tend to adhere to teeth longer, and, as a consequence, are best eaten as part of a meal.
So, then we basically need to avoid food which forms acids and thereby spoils our teeth. And, which are those food items? Unfortunately, those are the ones which we relish the most like sugary candies and sweets that stay in our mouth, starchy and refined carbohydrates (such as chips, bread, pasta or crackers), carbonated soft drinks and fruit juice.That’s not to say that one should avoid acidic food all together, but we need to ensure a professional hygiene care from good dental clinics in Pune, which will ensure regular dental examinations and cleanings.
Thus, a controlled intake of acidic foods and brushing immediately after every meal will ensure less chances of forming tooth cavity.
1.Patron Saint of dentistry : St.Appolonia of Alexandria,249 AD
2.First Known dentist : Egyptian , Hesi-Re [3000 B.C]
3.First speciality : Orthodontics [1901]
4.Order of specialities : Ortho [1901]-Oral surgery [1918]-Periodontics [1918]-Prosthodontics[1918]-Pedodontics[1927]-Public health [1937]-Oral pathology[1946]-Endodontics[1963]
5.Earliest Practice of Prosthetic arts –Phoenicians Circa
6.First Dental engine was invented in 1870
7.Pulpitis was recognized by “Archigenus “ in 100 A.D
8.Chirurgia Magna –French Surgeon “GUY de Cahuliac “ in 1386- was the first to coin the term Dentator And Dentists
9.Vesalious In 1500 of Belgium –Accurately Described the teeth of Pulp and pulp chambers
10.Fallopius – Dental Follicle ,Trigeminal nerve,auditory nerve ,Glossopharyngeal ,Hard and Soft palate
11.Credit for the accurate description of Maxillary Sinus : Dr.Nathaniel Highmore of England
12. Ambrose Pare- a babrber surgeon at 16 years of age –a member of College of Surgeons at age 37- Palatal Obturators and transplant techniques
13.Purman of Breslau – Known for Wax impressions
14.Philip Pfaff in 18th century introduced POP for pouring up models
15.Pierre Fauchard- Father of Scientific dentistry ,Father of Orthodontics
16.Dentistry’s First Pharmacopea –Robert Bunon 1743
17.John Green wood 1789 dentures for George Washington
18.Charles Good year – 1840- Vulcanite rubbers
19.EJ Dunning -1844- Made plaster of paris impressions ,first shown in America
20.First Women dentist in England – widow of Dr.Povey in 1719
21.First Women dentist In US – Emeline Rupert Jones of Connecticut
22.First Women Graduate – Dr.Lucy Hobbs in 1865-She graduated From OHIO dental college
23.Introduction Of porcelain into dentistry –Duchantenu
24.John Baker – MD surgeon Dentist –earliest qualified Dentist to practice in Boston and in America -1763 A.D
25.1769 A.D – Title Of Doctor Began to be used
26.1788 A.D – Improvement and development of Porcelain dentures by de Chemant
27.First dental book to be published in America – Richard Cotland Skinner
28.First dental chair – James Snell 1832
29.American Journal of Dental Science – 1839 A.D – First dental periodical
30.First dental school –Baltimore dental college of Surgery –Founded By Harris and Harden
31.Rubber Dam suggested By Sanford .C.Barnum
32.First Foot /threadleengine – Morrison in 1872
33.Hydraulic Chair – Wilkerson -1877 AD
34.System of Dental nomenclature –G.V Black
35.Roentgen- discovered Xray
36.Edward kells – Demonstrates the use of Roentgen rays in dentistry
37.Weston A Price recommends the use of X-ray in RCT
38.Dr.Willaim H Taggart –cast gold inlays
39.Castan –invented epoxy resins
40.Microwave Amplification By stimulated emission of radiation –MASER – Bell Labs’ Arthur L Schawlow and Charles H Townes
41.Theodore Maimans’s Ruby Laser- First working laser in history-May 16 1960
42.Dr.Ali Javan – First Gas laser with Helium Neon 1960
43.Carbon Dioxide Laser – Kumar Patel in 1964
44.L’Esperance –First to report clinical use of an Argon laser in ophthalmology-1968
45.First artificial fluoridation plant at Grand Rapids ,USA
46.First water turbine hand piece by Dr.Nelson in 1954
47.First air turbine –Dr.Borden in 1957
48.Father of Indian Dentistry-R.Ahmed
49.First Indian dental School –Dr.R Ahmed Dental College ,Kolkata
50.Mother of Orthodontics-Anna Hopkins
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Most Americans heed the advice of dentists, having their teeth professionally cleaned every six months, and keeping up on proper brushing and flossing daily. But there's another way to help maintain excellent dental health: Eat! While we're not talking chocolate and ice cream here, there are five tasty foods that help pave the way to whiter, stronger teeth.
1. Yogurt
A favorite any time of day. From breakfast to midnight snack, yogurt is a a calcium- and mineral-rich choice for healthy teeth, bones and nails. For the most benefits aim for those with a lower sugar content, or go with plain and mix in fruits. Strawberries and Greek yogurt can make a fantastic, healthy dessert.
2. Crudities
Teeth love the crunch of raw fruits and vegetables. Naturally low in sugar, uncooked produce can stimulate saliva production and keep your mouth moist. Best choices include water rich apples, pears, cucumbers, peppers, carrots and celery.
3. Pineapple
Research says bromelain is the enzyme found in pineapple that may act as a natural stain remover. Bromelain acts to break up that nasty plaque build-up on the surface of your teeth.
4. Sesame Seeds and Nuts
Snack on mixed nuts or add sesame seeds to your stir-fry and you'll naturally scrub away plaque while you're eating. Sesame seeds boast the additional benefits of calcium for building stronger teeth.
5. Broccoli
It may not be your favorite vegetable but find a way to fall in love. These little green trees provide much needed iron. This can help form a barrier between your tooth enamel and acid from foods. Steam it, sauté it, roast it and just eat it!
About the Author
Dr. Vu Le is the Owner of Vu Le, DDS Inc. Dr. Vu Le is an experienced Foothill Ranch Dentist, specializing in family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth capping and dental fillings. He is certified, prides himself in building strong relationships with each of his patients and has gained a reputation of excellence in the dental community. Google+
A new dental social network has been launched recently. We cover all the countries and would like to create a powerful dental portal that everybody in the dental field would be using. We are still looking for partners and dentists that will want to contribute to the idea.
You can list your dental company/dental clinic there. There are sections for dental technicians, x-ray labs and other members like doctors, patients and people that want to share dental reviews and experience.
You are welcome to join Dentagama. We promise it will be a great project and a long term undertaking. Share with us what you like about it and contact us if you want to contribute with articles about dental conditions, clinical cases and studies.
Best regards!
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You can increase the amount of new clients for your practice with a good marketing plan.
It is very important to begin in the initial year of your dental practice on a successful note.
Your main focus for the first year of your practice should be on getting new patients for your practice.
It will take time and effort to implement your marketing plan that you have put in place following dental school.
You will need to put together and implement a marketing strategy that is not too expensive realizing that money will needed to bring in initial clients.
Funding is a necessary part of getting your practice off of the ground. You will need to use your personal finances at least for the first six months.
Since banks are reluctant to lend to new businesses for at least 2-3 years, there are alternative funding sources that offer dental practice loans and medical practice loans to practices that have been established for at least six months.
During the initial start up period you will need to research and find the best options to market your practice on a limited budget.
The best way to begin your marketing program is to begin observing your competition.
Find and seek out other practices in your area to see what types of marketing they are doing.
Type their name into Google to see what type of online marketing they doing.
Immediately, you will be able to see if they have Yellow Page ads because this form of advertising offers internet postings as a part of their marketing program. Also, you will notice any internet marketing that is being done by this particular dental office while you are performing the Google search.
There are many types of marketing programs that may be implemented cheaply in your immediate area such as coupon type marketing that allows customers to sample your business at a discounted rate. Many dentists have stated that they have seen a big boost in patients who use these types of advertising and see a high patient return rate for a 2nd and 3rd visit.
You have to invest in having at minimum a phone book listing. This is a very inexpensive way to market your practice because people have to know you are in business. If you have the budget you should place a small ad to get your practice recognized.
Your outside sign is very important and gives the potential client a good feel about the type of practice you are running. If you have a small, dull unimpressive sign it will give the potential client the feel of a unsuccessful business which is something you definitely do not want.
You should create an exciting atmosphere by holding a grand opening event. The fact that you are opening a new business is exciting and people love to be a part of something exciting.
Make the most of the fact you are starting a new business and write a press release letter to your local newspaper to let them know about your grand opening. They may possibly cover it and possibly feature your business. This is a wonderful way to receive free publicity for your business.
If you have any type of marketing budget ideally you will want to place ads in a local magazine publication. Many middle and older residents love these types of magazines and they are a good draw to bring in new customers. Ideally you want to place your practice in magazines that have glossy or semi glossy print which will help to improve and boost the image of your practice. .
Branding and placing your name in publications that have a good reputation will go a long way to build a credible image to the public.
Creating a website is one of the most important things your dental practice can do to promote a business.
It is a good idea to find a freelance or someone who can build your website that has great credentials and examples of their work. It is even better if they can do it at a great rate.
If someone has given you a list of referrals and companies they have built websites for, be sure to contact them and ask questions about the potential company you will have building your website.
Ideally you want your practice to portray a friendly, professional atmosphere and your website will make the difference. First impressions are very important. Your website will be the very first impression they have regarding your practice. Make the first impression a good one
You want to make sure all vital information regarding your business is on the website such as contact info and the physical address of the building. You will want to include crisp, colorful photos of your your practice and be sure to show the facility and staff. This will give the potential client a good idea of what to expect when they arrive.
A very inexpensive marketing piece that is necessary is a business card.
Once your business cards are complete, be sure to visit every restaurant in your local area and post them if the establishment allows this.
Make sure to purchase cards that are of good quality with graphics that stand out.
Don't be shy and be sure to hand them to everyone you meet.
Don't forget to purchase quality business cards to hand out to everyone that you meet.
Finally, realize that every practice is looking for an unlimited amount of potential customers and you have to do something to get people's attention and let them know why they should choose your practice over another.
Many practices have dentists who are very good at what they do. The different between your practice and their's will be in how you market. Make you sure take the time and effort to do everything possible to let the public know what you have to offer.
Your personality is the best asset your practice has to offer. Show the world your great personality and let them know what your practice has to offer in your local area.
Curious potential customers will be key in bringing in new clients. Once the potential customer experiences a visit to your office you will hopefully gain a customer for life.
Be sure to tell your new customers to refer their friends and relatives. In time, your amount of clients will increase exponentially through word of mouth advertising.
Did you know that going to the dentist could save your life? We’re all aware that dentists are there for us when we need them to take care of a painful cavity, to whiten our teeth or to remind us to floss more. But maintaining the health of our mouth is just as important as maintaining the health of the rest of our body, which is why dentists recommend receiving a routine check-up once every six months. Just one trip to the dentist could alert you of potentially serious issues, such as the ones described below, and early detection is paramount to preventing each of these possible health problems.
- To Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease, also known as gingivitis, is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. In its earliest stages, gum disease begins with bacteria and plaque build-up in the mouth, which inflames the gums and causes them to bleed easily. If left untreated, the bacteria can spread beneath the gum line, where it will begin to deteriorate the bone and tissues that hold teeth in place. Regular dental cleanings and examinations, as well as a good oral hygiene routine of daily brushing and flossing, can significantly reduce the risk of gum disease.
- To Detect Oral Cancer
The Oral Cancer Foundation estimates that as many as 40,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with oral cancer in 2013. The oral cavity, which includes your lips, cheek lining, gums, tongue, floor of your mouth and hard palate at the roof of your mouth, is just as susceptible to cancer as any other part of your body. As much as 75 percent of oral cancer cases are linked to tobacco use and excessive alcohol consumption, but other factors that contribute to your risk include poor oral hygiene, poor nutrition and infections caused by bacteria or viruses. If detected and treated early, oral cancer is highly-curable, so it’s important to receive routine dental check-ups, during which your dentist can evaluate your health history and look for signs of cancer, such as hardened lumps and sores in the mouth or rough areas on the tongue.
- To Avoid Dental Emergencies
By routinely visiting your dentist, any minor dental issues you may unknowingly be facing are far less likely to develop into serious dental emergencies. During a regular exam, your dentist can detect early signs of problems, like cavities, broken fillings or gum disease – and if these problems are neglected, they may require extensive treatments, surgery or extraction. In order to avoid costly procedures and painful incidents in the future, it’s essential to follow through on a preventative dental care plan that includes regular check-ups.
- To Identify Other Serious Medical Conditions
A dentist helps prevent serious conditions related to your oral health, as well as your overall health. Symptoms of severe, life-threatening medical issues can often be detected during a routine dental examination. For example, a symptom as simple as gum bleeding may indicate the presence of leukemia or a platelet disorder. In addition, routine dental X-rays can spot bone deterioration that is indicative of osteoporosis.
Not many people enjoy going to the dentist – at times, it can be a nerve-wracking experience. However, seeing the dentist could potentially save your life, not to mention the appearance of your smile. Plus, excellent dental practices are now doing more than ever to ensure your comfort during your visit, as they hope to encourage you to return for your next check-up. To defend against potential problems like oral cancer, broken teeth and more, find excellent dental care near you and receive a routine examination once every six months.
About the Author
Dr. Frank Nia, one of the skilled and highly-trained general dentists at Stonewalk Family Dentistry in Alpharetta, GA, is a dual graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where he received both his DMD degree from the School of Dental Medicine as well as his MSEd in Higher Education from the Graduate School of Education. An active member in the dental community, Dr. Nia is a firm believer in the notion that preventative dental care should focus on improving patients’ overall health, rather than only the health of their teeth. To further his training and expand his knowledge of the field, Dr. Nia also participates in multiple dental organizations that aim to better develop widespread clinical and care standards. When he’s not busy working to improve the lives of his patients, Dr. Nia enjoys playing tennis, football and golf, as well as spending quality time with his wife and family. To learn more about the experienced and compassionate team of dental experts at Stonewalk Family Dentistry, please visit www.stonewalkdentistry.com.
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Alligators may help scientists learn how to stimulate tooth regeneration in people, according to new research led by the Keck School of Medicine of USC.
For the first time, a global team of researchers led by USC Professor Cheng-Ming Chuong has uncovered unique cellular and molecular mechanisms behind tooth renewal in American alligators. Their study appeared in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the official journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
“Humans naturally only have two sets of teeth — baby teeth and adult teeth,” Chuong said. “Ultimately, we want to identify stem cells that can be used as a resource to stimulate tooth renewal in adult humans who have lost teeth. But to do that, we must first understand how they renew in other animals and why they stop in people.”
Whereas most vertebrates can replace teeth throughout their lives, human teeth are naturally replaced only once, despite the lingering presence of a band of epithelial tissue called the dental lamina, which is crucial to tooth development. Because alligators have well-organized teeth with similar form and structure as mammalian teeth and are capable of lifelong tooth renewal, the authors reasoned that they might serve as models for mammalian tooth replacement.
“Alligator teeth are implanted in sockets of the dental bone, like human teeth,” said Ping Wu, assistant professor of pathology at the Keck School and first author of the study. “They have 80 teeth, each of which can be replaced up to 50 times over their lifetime, making them the ideal model for comparison to human teeth.”
Using microscopic imaging techniques, the researchers found that each alligator tooth is a complex unit of three components — a functional tooth, a replacement tooth and the dental lamina — in different developmental stages. The tooth units are structured to enable a smooth transition from dislodgement of the functional, mature tooth to replacement with the new tooth. Identifying three developmental phases for each tooth unit, the researchers concluded that the alligator dental laminae contain what appear to be stem cells from which new replacement teeth develop.
“Stem cells divide more slowly than other cells,” said co-author Randall Widelitz, associate professor of pathology at the Keck School. “The cells in the alligator’s dental lamina behaved like we would expect stem cells to behave. In the future, we hope to isolate those cells from the dental lamina to see whether we can use them to regenerate teeth in the lab.”
The researchers also intend to learn what molecular networks are involved in repetitive renewal and hope to apply the principles to regenerative medicine in the future.
The authors also reported novel cellular mechanisms by which the tooth unit develops in the embryo and molecular signaling that speeds growth of replacement teeth when functional teeth are lost prematurely.
Co-authors included colleagues from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, University of Georgia, National Cheng Kung University, National Taiwan University and Xiangya Hospital in China.
The research was supported by the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (grant numbers 5R01AR042177-19, 5R01AR060306-03 and 2R01AR047364-11A1).
Statistics show that 54% of Americans drink coffee daily. Some of these people know the benefits of coffee while others don’t. Some only drink to boost their energy levels without caring about any other benefits or risks. Coffee has numerous health benefits. However, do you know the effects it has on your teeth?
Dental Benefits of Drinking Coffee
The major benefit of drinking coffee is that it decreases tooth decay. According to several studies, when roasted coffee beans were tested against S. mutans (bacteria that causes tooth decay), the coffee beans turned out antibacterial against the S. mutans. The roasted coffee also prevented the bacteria from being absorbed in the teeth. The conclusion is that coffee does not prevent growth of the tooth decay bacteria but actually decreases the amount of the bacteria that sticks to teeth.
The study was carried out using four different types of coffee beans; roasted and unroasted Arabica and samples of roasted and unroasted Robusta. The results showed that all the sample types yielded similar results. The roasted samples were more active in reducing bacteria that sticks to the teeth than the unroasted ones.
Although coffee is known for staining teeth and causing discoloration, you can maintain white teeth through simple methods. For example, you can prevent staining by drinking coffee made from Arabica beans through a straw. Arabica coffee contains less staining agent than Robusta. When you drink from a straw, it is less likely that the coffee will get into contact with teeth. You can also mix your coffee with high fat milk which counteracts the staining agent. Finally, brush your teeth after taking coffee. If discoloration still occurs, visit a dentist for professional whitening or use home teeth whitening kits.
Coffee has its good and bad sides and should be taken in moderate amounts.
About the Author
Dr. Vu Le is the Owner of Vu Le, DDS Inc. Dr. Vu Le is an experienced Foothill Ranch Dentist, specializing in family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth capping and dental fillings. He is certified, prides himself in building strong relationships with each of his patients and has gained a reputation of excellence in the dental community. Google+
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In a lay-man's term, cosmetic dentistry involves making your teeth look
good, it is more involved in the aesthetic benefits for your teeth, before
I tell you about cosmetic dental treatment Delhi, I would first like to tell
you more about cosmetic dentistry.
What exactly does cosmetic dentistry mean?
From subtle changes to major repairs, at dental care India centers, the dentists can perform a variety of procedures to improve your smile. There are many techniques and options to treat teeth that are discolored, chipped, misshapen or missing. Your dentist can reshape your teeth, close spaces, restore worn or short teeth or alter the length of your teeth. Common procedures include bleaching, bonding, crowns, veneers and reshaping and contouring.
These improvements are not always just cosmetic. Many of these treatments can improve oral problems, such as your bite.
Aesthetic vs Cosmetic dentistry.
A distinction can be made between aesthetic dentistry, which implies restoring teeth to their normal appearance as found in nature, and cosmetic dentistry, which is improving the colour, shape or arrangement of teeth to make things look better to the eye of the beholder, which often can mean “looks fake”.
It can be understood that cosmetic dentistry does have its benefits,
however, it should also be understood that such procedures requires
a great deal of expertise as well as experience, it happens so that there
are quite a few dentists India who do practice cosmetic dentistry, however, you should be quite careful when selecting a dentists. Following are a few points that can be kept in mind while choosing a dentist.
Before and after photos.
These photos will allow you to examine the results of other patients being treated by the dentist to make sure his or her work fits your dental needs.
References.
References allow you to get a sense of the quality of care the dentist provides.
Proof of continuing education.
Be certain that your dentist has taken continuing education courses to keep him or her up-to-date with the latest techniques in clinical cosmetic dentistry.
Having told you about cosmetic dentistry and the precautions you should take, I would now like to inform you about one who is amongst the best dentists Delhi.
Dr. Suppriya Bhatiya of The Smile Delhi Dental clinic fame, is without a doubt,one of the best dentists there is, with decades of experience, a highly qualified staff and state of the art technology, she heads one of the best dental clinics India, which, recently has become a dental hotspot with patients arriving in not only kfrom India but from around the world.
Many people assume that dental hygiene is about visiting the dentist for regular checkups, brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing. While these are important for your oral hygiene, there is more to it. The health of your teeth and gums begin with what you put into your mouth. By eating healthy, you will ensure that your teeth and gums get the vitamins and minerals that they require. This can avert many oral health issues. You need to consume a diet that lays a solid foundation for the health of your teeth and gums. This means consuming food that is considered to be tooth-friendly.
Fresh Fruits
Fresh fruits, like apples and pears, stimulate your salivary glands to produce saliva. This helps to reduce acidity in the mouth and also flushes away food particles that remain in your mouth. Saliva can reduce the number of bacteria that cause cavities. Furthermore, fresh fruits contain natural sugars, which are not as harmful as sucrose, which is present in granulated sugar that is a major cause of tooth decay.
Food Rich in Vitamin C
Vitamin C is important for maintaining the health of your gums and teeth. This vitamin is a potent antioxidant and protects your body from the adverse effects of free radicals. It also helps to clean the cavity causing bacteria from your mouth, so that you have healthy teeth and gums. One of the first signs of Vitamin C deficiency is bleeding gums and this should prove its importance.
Food Rich in Calcium
Calcium is important for oral health. It can protect teeth against decay and treat gum disease. Calcium is found in milk, cheese, tomatoes, Brussels sprouts, yogurt, sardines and shellfish. Eating food rich in calcium will maintain the density of your teeth and keep them strong.
About the Author
Dr. Vu Le is the Owner of Vu Le, DDS Inc. Dr. Vu Le is an experienced Foothill Ranch Dentist, specializing in family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth capping and dental fillings. He is certified, prides himself in building strong relationships with each of his patients and has gained a reputation of excellence in the dental community. Google+
Dr. Suprriya B Bhatia, a well respected dentists and dental surgeon with an experience of fifteen years, leads a team of six visiting consultants( Best Dentists Delhi ), specializing in each of the branches of dentistry such as Best Dentists India.
With the recent advancements in the all together medical field in India the dental sector is also seeing significant improvements these days, and most of the best dentist India reside in delhi,thus,in this article, I am going to write about some of the best dentist India and I will try to deduce who is the best of them all.
Dr Bela Jain
She heads "The clinic" which happens to be an I.S.O 9001 ceritied clinic .Dr. Bela Jain finished her schooling with 'O' Levels from University Of London, then went on to complete her Dental Training from King George's Medical College in 1981.
In 2009 after clinical evaluation in Chicago by the Academy she was credentialed as an Assoc. Fellow, American Academy of Implant Dentistry, USA.
No doubt,with her expertise and experience,she can be classified as one good dentist.
Dr Shyam Garg
The good doctor heads Dr Garg's multispeciality dental center, Dr. Shyam Garg (BDS; Fellow Pierre Fauchard Academy) has been practicing general dentistry, with a special emphasis on aesthetics ever since he graduated since 1972 from Punjab university. He later worked in All India Institute of Medical Sciences and Safdarjung Hospital, the two most reputed Government Hospitals in New Delhi.In 1973, he started a dental practice with the vision that quality dental care should be affordable and conveniently available to everybody. He quickly gained recognition for providing quality dental care at an affordable cost resulting in excellent patient satisfaction. He ensures that he keeps himself updated with the latest advances in dentistry.
Dr Arun Grover
Dr. Arun Grover attended College of Dental Surgery, Mangalore, India from 1990 - 94 and after completion of the compulsory rotating internship by October 1995 obtained his 'Bachelor of Dental Surgery' (BDS) degree in FIRST CLASS from Mangalore University / Manipal Academy of Higher Education.
He further attended Guys, Kings & St. Thomas' Dental Insitute & Hospital, Kings College London, UK from 1998 - 99, and was awarded the Master of Science (MSc.) degree in Dental Public Health by the University of London, UK in 1999. Additionally, he also obtained the Diploma in Dental Public Health (DDPHRCS) of The Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1999.
So,although Dr Grover has great knowledge,its yet to be seen how much exposure and experience he has gained.
so after talking about the potentially great candidates for the best dentist India title,I would now write about the best of them all.
Dr Suppriya B Bhatia
The first and the foremost thing that you experience when you actually meet Dr Bhatia is the warm and friendly vibe that she gives out, I have seen children,who were crying hysterically at the waiting room,coming out with a smile after a visit to Dr Bhatia
She now heads the Delhi dental clinic,which,by the way growing by leaps and bounds.
Dr. Suprriya B Bhatia did her BDS from the SDM Dental College, Dharwar, Karnataka, India in 1994. She completed her internship from the same institute in 1995. Since then, she has been actively involved in private dental practise in Delhi. Along with her team of 6 specialist dentists, all the possible treatments available worldwide are conducted here. These include Dental Implants, Cosmetic dentistry, Smile makeovers, All ceramic crowns, ceramic veneers, lingual braces etc.
She is dynamic and possesses a keen interest in the field of dentistry. By attending numerous Conferences, Continuing Education Programmes and courses, she has kept herself abreast with the latest treatment, techniques as well as equipped her clinic with the latest dental equipment and materials.
Hence, if I ever had a tooth ache,I would get in touch with Dr. Bhatia, because she is one dentist I am not scared of.
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The Link Between Diet And Cancer
A strong body of research over the past 50 years has established a link between diet and cancer, though the mechanisms for this connection are only partially understood. The process of carcinogenesis (“carcino” – cancer; “genesis” – origination) may be initiated by damage to DNA, the genetic material that contains crucial instructions that define each cell in the body and what it does. So how does cellular DNA become damaged? We are constantly exposed to environmental factors that can damage our DNA. The balance of harmful and beneficial exposures, and how they interact will determine if DNA will be damaged.
For example, a class of chemicals known as nitrosamines has been shown to be carcinogenic. Nitrosamines can be formed when nitrites used to preserve meat, such as bacon and ham, are ingested. Nitrosamines are also found in beer, fish and fish byproducts, cheese products, and other foods preserved with nitrite pickling salt.
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Phytonutrients (nutrients derived from plant foods) such as vitamins C and E have antioxidant properties and may prevent DNA damage by reducing exposure to free oxygen radicals. Adoption of a diet rich in plant foods, particularly fruits and vegetables, has been shown to increase the intake of these protective dietary factors. They include antioxidant vitamins; carotenoids (antioxidant compounds that give red and orange fruits and vegetables their color); lycopene (a carotenoid that makes tomatoes red); and fiber. At the same time, eating more plant foods will decrease your intake of pathogenic (disease-causing) dietary factors, including total fat, saturated fat, animal protein and nitrates.
It's important to note that dietary supplements, including vitamins and minerals, have not been shown to be effective substitutes for a diet high in fruits and vegetables. The protective benefits of antioxidants are most likely to come from ingesting them naturally in foods, not in pill form.
Investigators in epidemiologic studies have consistently found that a high intake of fruits vegetables reduce the risk for oral and throat cancer, as well as cancer occurring at other sites, including the esophagus (gullet), breast, prostate, lung, bladder and colon. According to the American Cancer Society, “evidence suggests that a third of the more than 500,000 cancer deaths that occur in the United States each year can be attributed to poor diet and physical inactivity.”
Other Important Steps Toward Prevention
As mentioned earlier, moderating alcohol intake and tobacco cessation are very positive steps you can take toward cancer prevention that your dentist or doctor can help you with. Understanding the risk of sexual transmission of HPV and reducing the likelihood of exposure to the virus is another important step. A whole-foods, plant-based diet, exercise and regular checkups with your dentist and doctor are important for maintaining good oral and general health.
