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AS WE AGE, DENTAL HEALTH CARE PLAYS BIGGER ROLE IN OVERALL HEALTH Dr ADARSHIKA (CONSULTANT ORTHODONTIST) Palliative care dentistry is the study & management of patients with active, progressive, far advanced disease in whom the oral cavity has been compromised either by disease directly or by its treatment, the focus of care is quality of life. Palliative care improves the quality of life, comfort, and resilience of seriously ill patients as well as their families. Seriously ill patients are those with life threatening medical conditions, like cancer, organ failure, or dementia, that negativity impact the patient’s daily life or result in a high level of stress for the caregiver.Palliative care can look very different from patient to patient. For a patient with cancer the palliative care team collaborates with the cancer doctor to manage the pain caused by the cancer, the side-effect caused by the treatment and the anxiety and spiritual suffering of having a cancer diag...

Are you interested in fixing your Smile? But you’re concerned that braces may not look particularly appealing, are too expensive, too painful and will be on for what seems like an eternity. Let me put your mind at rest. Our team at Realtooth  Dental Clinic  offers advanced  orthodontic care  that will make your experience easier, faster, and more comfortable. The patient’s needs and concerns are of primary importance in the decision-making process. The optimal  treatment  plan may involve various alternatives. Am I too old for braces? In fact, about 20 % of  orthodontic patients  are adults. There are a number of factors that may cause your teeth or bite to be mal-aligned and it’s never too late to seek orthodontic care. Braces look like railroad tracks? Adults and teens care about their appearance more than children. Many adults prefer Tooth colored braces or clear aligners. At Realtooth  Dental Clinic  we offer...

Digital Dentistry  refers to the use of dental technologies or devices that incorporates digital or computer-controlled components to carry out dental procedures rather than using manual, mechanical or electrical tools. The use of digital  dentistry  can make carrying out dental procedures more efficient than using traditional mechanical tools, both for restorative as diagnostic purposes. Used as a way to facilitate dental treatments and propose new ways to meet rising patient demands. It is impossible to say what will happen in the future. But we,  Realtooth , do know for sure that technology is developing rapidly and that the dental technicians are at the forefront. One of the trends in  digital dentistry , which is already strong, is the  implementation of highly accurate 3D Scanners and Printers into the production process.   Our dentists at Realtooth, are very intrigued by digital dentistry and who are considering purchasing new...

"We ain’t picture perfect but we worth the picture still “ Smile is a universally known the expression of happiness, which is recognized by all cultures around the world. Moreover smile has a positive effect on your well being too.  A smile can brighten up not just your day , but the others around you as well. Did you know that a healthy set of teeth is not only aesthetically pleasing but an awesome way to boost self-confidence. The day has come, the day you may have been ready for months even years to get your braces taken off and the thrill is 100%. The very first thing you might be considering taking a selfie or have somebody take an image of you with your new fabulous smile. Once you are taking the image you might be greater than able to share it with the world to see your new straight white tooth. Orthodontic treatment often is more comfortable and takes less time than it did before.  Wondering how to get those crooked teeth fixed once and for all?? Is the empt...

Dengue  also is known as  break-bone fever  (since it is literally bone-breaking because of severe joint pain) has been spreading its wings in most of the tropical regions these days including India. It has become one of the most common mosquito-borne viral diseases and hence its prevention has become really important. Its mainly caused by a family of viruses named Flaviviridae and transmitted by Aedes Egypt mosquito. People are usually of the mindset that oral findings have almost negligible or no role in systemic diseases which ain’t true. Both systemic and oral diseases are co-dependent and signs and symptoms of one might be reflected in the other, hence careful observation and diagnosis are very important in all the cases. The same is the case with dengue fever since dengue leads to lowering down of platelet levels it may lead to sudden bleeding from gums and purpuric( hemorrhagic ) spots. It’s important to take careful notice of all such symptoms and act swiftl...

D ental health is the first thing that people ignore taking care is because they do not experience any pain. The dental problem that initially may not elicit much pain, ultimately lead people to not scrutinize their oral health. Oral hygiene plays an important role in connection with systematic disease. If you are in the habit of not considering your oral health a top priority, you are probably unaware of the potential damage that gum disease and tooth decay can do to your body. But one thing that never crosses people’s minds is, why a dentist is asking you to care for your tooth, gums and oral cavity. Because there is one thing that we dentists always quote is Prevention is better than cure. But such quotes never hit a patient’s mind. Let us get through the connection between Periodontitis and Respiratory disease! Periodontitis  tells the  Oral Cavity  condition and  Respiratory  tells the  Lungs  condition. WHAT IS PERIODONTITIS? ...

What is oral hygiene and what is the importance of oral hygiene in our daily life ? O ral hygiene includes all the process for keeping the mouth clean and healthy. Good oral hygiene is necessary for the prevention of dental caries, periodontal disease , bad breath {halitosis} and other  dental problems . Steps for maintaining good oral hygiene includes :- Brushing your teeth (at least twice a day or after every meal). Floss your teeth regularly. Rinsing. Proper diet. Other interdental aids. Regular checkups. Brushing Always use soft bristle toothbrush. Place the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle at the gum line, engage the brush and move in a circular and vertical manner. This sweeps plaque out of the gingival pocket. Brush the teeth for at least 2 minutes twice a day. Along with the teeth, brush your gums and scrape the tongue. Use anti-cavity fluoride toothpaste. Don’t brush too hard because this can cause the gums/gingival recession. Flossing ...