Why Good Oral Health Is So Important for Diabetics
The foods you eat ultimately get converted into sugar or glucose by the body, which is released into the bloodstream....
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The foods you eat ultimately get converted into sugar or glucose by the body, which is released into the bloodstream....
Read moreYour smile is often the first thing that others notice about you. While a set of sparkling white teeth can...
Read moreGeographic tongue, also known as benign migratory glossitis, is a harmless but discomforting condition that mostly affects the top and...
Read moreTooth extraction is a simple straightforward operation followed by a quick recovery process, provided you exercise proper postoperative care. The...
Read moreDry socket, also known as alveolar osteitis, is a painful dental problem that can develop 4 to 5 days after...
Read moreHealthy, well-functioning salivary glands produce enough saliva to keep the mouth moist and comfortable. Besides its lubricating properties, saliva plays...
Read moreAnything from insufficient water intake, nerves, and stress to excessive physical activity can make your mouth feel utterly parched. Such...
Read moreNegligence and delay in addressing obvious signs of gum inflammation right from the onset pave the way for advanced gum...
Read moreGums or gingiva is the part of the oral cavity that surrounds the necks of the teeth and covers part...
Read moreCanker sores, or mouth ulcers, are mostly harmless and resolve on their own within a couple of weeks. (1) They are...
Read moreCanker sores are painful ulcers inside the mouth that usually go away on their own within a few days or...
Read moreBrushing teeth forms an essential part of everyone’s daily morning routine. It is important to maintain good oral hygiene to...
Read moreDentures are removable appliances that come to rescue after tooth loss. Tooth loss is one of the problems that come...
Read moreYou can try some simple yet effective home remedies to help reduce gum recession, fight periodontal diseases and improve your...
Read moreWhen it comes to oral health, most of us think it’s limited to have clean and white teeth with no...
Read moreHowever innocuous the tongue might seem given its puny size, it wields the power to greatly inconvenience you when indisposed....
Read moreA chipped tooth is a result of a break in the enamel, the hard outer shell that protects your teeth....
Read moreAround 30% of the population will suffer from bad breath, or halitosis, at some point in time. (1) While the...
Read morePulpotomy (vital pulpotomy), pulpectomy (pulpal debridement), and root canal treatment (RCT) are used for the management of the soft tissue...
Read moreWhite spots on teeth are visible when areas of the teeth are either whiter or reflect light differently than the...
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