How to Keep Your Teeth Safe from Sweets This Diwali The festival of lights, Diwali, is one of the most joyous events celebrated in India. It is a period to enjoy family time, colorful decorations, and of course, a multitude of desserts and snacks. Each year, the festival cookies and cakes are very tempting… View Article
How Root Canal Treatment Saves Your Natural Tooth When teeth are severely infected or decayed, most people fear that they cannot be saved other than by extraction. The root canal therapy is, a more efficient conservative method of dental treatment that is available in modern days. Not only does this process relieve pain, but… View Article
A bright, healthy smile is more than a booster, more than a confidence – this is a Key to your overall health. Practicing good dental hygiene from an early age helps teeth and gums to Secure strong and illness for life. Whether you maintain your current routine or start fresh, these 10 dental hygiene secure… View Article
WE dental clinic is a health care setup that provides various dental treatments. We offer advanced treatment to patients with highly qualified staff and use modern equipment and advanced technology. A dentist plays a vital role in the dental and physical welfare of the patient. Right from the moment the patient enters our clinic, our… View Article
The oral cavity is a potential reservoir for respiratory pathogens which can predispose patients to bacterial super-infections. Several trials have correlated poor oral hygiene with hyper-inflammation, where COVID-19 severity has also been linked to hyper-inflammatory responses. With COVID which mainly has impact on the lungs leading to lung infection, there is a risk of aspirating… View Article
Foot Pedal Sanitizer : Sanitization is more important towards microbial resistance. The key ingredient in most hand sanitizers is alcohol. Propanol and isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol) are two other alcohols that are common in disinfectants because they’re highly soluble in water. Alcohols destroy disease-causing agents, or pathogens, by breaking apart proteins, splitting cells into pieces or… View Article
Varying degrees of periodontal disease (gum disease) are associated with strokes. Mild gum disease, which causes inflammation of the gums, is called gingivitis, while more serious gum disease that causes the actual destruction of the gums is called periodontitis.
Gum disease in general are very common. Almost three in four adults over the age of 35 have some form of gum disease. Normal, healthy gums should be firmly attached to the teeth and underlying bone.