Some people brush, floss, and rinse their teeth regularly, but not often enough. You should aim to brush twice a day, and be sure to replace your manual toothbrush or electric toothbrush head every three or four months. Flossing teeth should be done daily. If you aren’t sure if you floss properly and ask your […]
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we all are shopping lovers even we know what’s suites us in the means of Dress, Shoes, Accessories…. Did anyone think about which toothpaste or tooth brush suites your mouth?? Some people think the firmer the toothbrush, the better. This isn’t so, especially for older adults. With age, the gums push back and the roots […]
Whether you grind your teeth during the day, at night, or both day and night, it wears them down. Although teeth grinding can be caused by a number of different reasons including stress and anxiety, it is more likely caused by an abnormal bite or by missing or crooked teeth. We Dr.Nechupadam Dental, Marine Drive […]
When it comes to taking care of your teeth and gums there should be some no signals. Our teeth are pretty incredible when we care it, our teeth are pretty tough when we put them through heavy matters and they serve our quality of life on the regular basis. Although tooth enamel is the hardest […]
without any introduction or thinking I know most of us practice good dental care!!! even for everyday here in this website we used to keep updating you with the Dental care post… You brush your teeth, floss fairly, and used to visit Dr.Nechupadam Dental, Marine Drive twice a year for checkups and cleanings. that’s Good […]
Sores and unusual patches in your mouth can be a sign of something benign like a white or yellowish canker sore. But without seeing a Dr.Nechupadam Dental, Marine Drive there’s no way to be sure. Have your dentist check out any new lesions, patches, or lumps right away. These can be the result of an […]
Bad breath can result from a dry mouth or the foods and drinks you consume. But gum disease and gingivitis can also contribute to the annoying recurrence of bad breath. Beyond your teeth and gums, bad breath that persists can result from certain underlying health problems that require immediate medical attention. These conditions include: • […]
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, […]
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. […]