Dental Laser therapy Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dental Laser therapy?
Dental Laser therapy refers to the practice of using a laser beam to remove, re-shape detached, infected gum tissue or to reduce the depth of pockets that have resulted from attachment loss. It is also used to precisely target...
How could you make your smile more attractive
Have you ever felt the lack of confidence while smiling? How often have you looked into the mirror and wished for a better smile? If your smile makes you self-conscious, here is all that you need to know how you could make your smile better.
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Sports related dental injuries Types and Prevention
Participation in sports (youth and adolescent) has grown substantially over the years. Approximately 20-25 million kids participate in competitive physical activities annually. This growth in sports participation has understandably led to increased instances of Sports...
Top 10 Cosmetic Dentistry Procedures and Options
Cosmetic dentistry is dentistry that aims to bring about positive change to the patient's teeth and smile. Surprisingly Cosmetic Dentistry is not a recognized dental specialty. Thereby any dentist, regardless of his training, experience or skill can claim to be a Cosmetic...
17 Eye Defects, Examinations, and Treatment
The eyes are your organ of sight. Impairment to this sense of sight causing partial or total loss of visual acuity is a condition termed as an optical defect. A global estimate suggests that the magnitude of visual impairment accounts at least 13 million children and 45 million working-age adults. This...
Gallstones – Symptoms, Prevention and Treatments
Gallstones are hardened deposits of bile formed within the gallbladder. The gallbladder is a small sac just below our liver. Its primary function is to store the bile produced by the liver and to pass it through the duct that empties into the small intestine. The primary purpose of the bile is to digest...
Inlays and Onlays- Some Procedures and Cares
Inlays and Onlays are dental names given to two types of filling which are used to repair a damaged tooth or to stop the further tooth decay. They are categorized under indirect restoration which takes two visits, unlike the direct ones which are done in a single visit. They are an effective way to...