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Have you ever noticed that your teeth appear transparent, especially at the edge, as you smile or when you look at yourself in the mirror? Translucent teeth are a common dental problem when the enamel, or the outer coat of the teeth, wears off. What are Translucent Teeth? The tips of translucent teeth seem somewhat […]

It’s fairly common for the kids to have nervousness or fear before going to the dentist. In the modern era of dentistry, such children have several safe ways of calming down. Nitrous oxide sedation poses a widely used and gentle method in pediatric dentistry. Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, is a transparent sweet-smelling gas […]

A dental implant can do more than just replace a missing tooth — it can restore your smile, confidence, and oral function. Losing teeth or having problems with broken ones isn’t only about the way your smile looks. It can impact how you eat, how confident you are, and even the contours of your face. […]

Your child’s oral care must never be ignored. In the same way you’d never miss a routine check-up with your general physician, dental visits also need equal importance. Children may never say what’s going on, but their teeth and gums silently tell a tale. A professional steps in there. Detecting early warning signs and visiting […]

Sucking on their thumb comes naturally to babies and young children as a way to feel secure and relaxed before bedtime, typically harmless, in the stages of childhood development, but persistently doing so past the age of 4 or 5 can result in issues that are quite concerning. How Thumb Sucking Affects Teeth Extended sucking, […]