If you’ve recently had a wisdom tooth removed, you probably already know that the pain isn’t the only problem. Along with it, eating becomes confusing as well. Every person hears different advice & most of it is very generic.

When a child chips a tooth, it is often mistaken as a minor concern. However, even a small chip can expose inner tooth layers, increase the risk of infection & affect the healthy development of permanent teeth.

When a tooth goes missing, the first thing you notice is the gap. The last thing you imagine is how that small empty space will slowly reshape your entire face. But that’s exactly what happens. Bone starts shrinking

Your first bite after a full mouth rehabilitation can surprise you. Not because something is wrong, but because your mouth is experiencing a balance it hasn’t felt in years. That sudden “this feels different” moment often startles patients.

Most people think a dental filling can fix any cavity. And yes, it usually does but only when the decay is caught early. Sometimes, the decay runs much deeper, reaching the soft tissue inside your tooth called the pulp.

Some travellers follow the maps, take photos at all the popular spots and leave thinking they’ve “done” the city. Others want to wander and discover it the way locals live it. And we can bet the latter one feels magical.

As a parent noticing something unusual in your child’s teeth can be tricky. Some problems are obvious, while others develop slowly and often get ignored. Braces aren’t just for making teeth look straight.

Teeth are meant to last a lifetime, but over time, daily habits, health issues & old-age can wear them down. When this becomes severe it doesn’t just affect looks. It affects how you chew, speak, and even how your face appears.

Clear aligners are a game-changer compared to traditional braces. They are comfortable, removable & nearly invisible. But their success depends on how well you care for them day to day.