Teeth that move or fall out unexpectedly are a sign of advanced gum disease. Tooth loss can also be one of the early signs of osteoporosis, which decreases bone density and weakens your bones. Some studies show a link between osteoporosis and bone loss in the jaw, which anchors the teeth. Especially common in seniors, […]
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Along with symptoms such as cold sores, jaw and mouth pain are often signs of stress. Stress can contribute to a number of physical and mental disorders. Dentist can help you identify the source of jaw discomfort, which is often caused by simple and treatable conditions such as a toothache, sinus problems, or gum disease. […]
Nearly 9 in10 diseases can cause symptoms in your mouth. That puts your dentist on the front line for spotting serious health conditions developing silently in your body. This is one reason it’s so important to see us at least two times a year for dental cleanings and checkups. When caring for your teeth […]
Don’t be afraid to ask Dr.Thomas Nechupadam for more information if you don’t understand a treatment or procedure. You should be able to have a free and frank discussion with him. Here are questions you may want to ask: What are the treatment options for a particular dental condition? How do these options differ in […]
Eat a balanced diet and limit snacking. Eat a variety of foods, but eat fewer foods that contain sugars and starches like cookies, cakes, pies, candies, ice cream, dried fruits and raisins, soft drinks, potato chips. These foods produce the most acids in the mouth, which begin the decay process. If you do snack, brush […]
Good oral health involves more than just brushing. To keep your teeth and mouth healthy for a lifetime of use, Here’s what you should consider: Understand your own oral health needs. Talk with Dr.Thomas Nechupadam about any special conditions in your mouth or ways in which your medical/health conditions affect your teeth or oral health. […]
Your teeth are used for: Biting and tearing. The central incisors and lateral incisors are primarily used for biting and cutting and canine teeth are primarily used for tearing food. Grinding and crushing. The premolars, molars, and wisdom teeth are primarily used for chewing and grinding food. And now we will move to How Teeth […]
Baby Teeth A child’s mouth contains 20 temporary teeth, called primary teeth, baby teeth, or deciduous teeth, consisting of the following teeth types: 4 second molars 4 first molars 4 cuspids (also called canine or eye teeth) 4 lateral incisors 4 central incisors For each set of four teeth, two […]