Vitamins are organic substances that occur naturally in certain foods. They are essential for the normal functioning of cell growth, development and function. There are 13 essential vitamins. These are:- Vitamin A B- group of vitamins: Vitamin B1 (thiamin) Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) Vitamin B3 (niacin) Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12 Folic acid Pantothenic acid Biotin Vitamin
read moreCertain psychophysical studies on tooth colour and whiteness indicate that ‘whiter’ teeth lead to a perception that is more positive on personality traits such as social appeal, intellectual ability and relationship satisfaction. Stained teeth is the discolouration of a tooth surface or surfaces as a result of dental caries, tobacco, and/or other food and drinks.
read moreA wobbly or shaky tooth in a child is most commonly seen when the child is losing his/her baby teeth or primary teeth to get permanent/adult teeth in the mouth or due to an injury. A study conducted in the year 2020 at a children’s hospital in Adelaide confirmed that traumatic dental injuries were frequent
read moreCavitated or rotten teeth are the ones that have undergone some colour change and are sensitive or painful. When food and bacteria accumulate in and around your teeth, they can form plaque on your teeth. The bacteria in plaque generate acids that can destroy the tooth enamel. This forms a hole in the tooth/teeth. If
read moreJaw pain can result from physical injuries, trauma to the nerves (nerve pain) or blood vessels, diseases and other causes. Temporomandibular joint disease is a group of conditions that affect the bones, joints, and muscles responsible for jaw movement. The symptoms vary but they may include one or more of the following: ● Pain on
read moreThe tooth enamel is the strongest substance in the human body. Hence, teeth can withstand fire and the grave. Your dentition indeed contributes to a lovely smile, the shape of your face and the pronunciation of speech. However, their primary function is to tear and grind food for digestion in the stomach. Current diets have
read moreOver time, your teeth can change colour from white to not-so-white for a multitude of reasons. Some reasons for the colour change are as follows: ● Dental cavity/cavities ● Poorly fitted dental crown ● Very old fillings ● Aging ( as we grow older our teeth become yellow) ● Nicotine and tobacco smoking ● Excessive
read more‘Teeth can be whitened by using whitening toothpastes, whitening gums and other whitening products.’ Most advertised or Over-the counter products contain teeth whitening ingredients but the concentration is too low to have a noticeable effect. As we know, these products are readily available and are inexpensive. However, these options may not give you the ‘dazzling
read moreTooth pain or tooth discomfort is experienced either in or around the tooth. Some of the common causes of toothache are: ● Tooth decay ● Tooth decay with a swollen and gum infection either with or without pus ● A broken tooth ● Habitual clenching or grinding teeth ● Any gum infection Depending on the
read moreWhitening teeth can be a very important part of your oral health. It can help you look your best and feel more confident when you smile. There is no single perfect way to whiten your teeth, as the best method depends on your individual needs and preferences. If you are looking for a teeth whitening
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