Manual Vs Electrical toothbrush One of the most common questions we hear is whether an electric or manual toothbrush works best. The truth is that its success depends on the proper use of either. If you have arthritis or cognitive impairment, the electric toothbrush is much easier to handle. Less physical work to your wrist
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The first regular dental visit should be just after your child’s 1st birthday. We will gently examine your child’s teeth and gums. During your child’s first visit dentist will:- 1)Examine the child’s mouth, teeth, and gums 2)Evaluate adverse habits like thumb sucking, nail or lip biting, etc 3)Check to see if the child needs fluoride
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Around 60% of people have some kind of fear about visiting the dentist. But most of them report less anxiety after a procedure is done. Are you in this category of people having dental fear? Keep in mind that prevention is always the least painful and most inexpensive way to address dental treatment. A simple
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Bleeding gums are extremely common. More than half of the population has experienced bleeding gums while tooth brushing. Bleeding gums are the red signs of gum diseases that need to change in our oral health routine. There are 5 ways to help stop bleeding gums. 1) Brush twice daily for 2 minutes with fluoride toothpaste
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The most frequently asked question by parents to a dentist is what is the importance of baby teeth? Why save or take care of milk teeth when they are going to fall & replaced by permanent teeth? The answer to this is simple… primary teeth are just as important as permanent teeth & require proper
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