Introduction to Tooth Anatomy Knowing the structure of a tooth is crucial in understanding how it contributes to oral well-being.A tooth is made up of three main sections: the crown, neck, and root. The Crown: The crown is the part Read more…
Introduction to Dental Traumatic Injuries Dental traumatic injuries involve harm to the teeth, gums, or nearby oral structures caused by an external force. These sudden injuries can range from small chips and cracks to more serious problems like tooth displacement Read more…
Introduction To Pulpectomy And Pulpotomy Pulpectomy and pulpotomy are essential procedures that target severe dental problems in children, particularly those impacting the tooth’s pulp. Pediatric dental care is essential for children’s overall well-being as their early years are fundamental for Read more…
Introduction to Apexification and Apexogenesis Apexification and apexogenesis are crucial processes in pediatric dentistry that focus on safeguarding the well-being and usability of children’s teeth. These interventions target concerns associated with the incomplete roots of young permanent teeth, typically caused Read more…
Introduction Diabetes, a long-term health issue, is characterized by the body’s struggle to process blood glucose, commonly known as blood sugar. This metabolic problem presents in three main types: Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes. Diabetes poses a major Read more…
Introduction to Dental Caries Tooth decay, also known as dental caries, is a widespread chronic condition that impacts people of all ages globally. A gradual deterioration of tooth enamel and can result in severe pain, infections, and eventual tooth loss Read more…
Introduction to Periodontal Diseases Gum diseases, also known as periodontal diseases, are inflammation conditions that impact the tissues around and supporting the teeth.They are mainly caused by bacterial infections and can result in serious oral health problems like tooth loss Read more…
Introduction to Orthodontic Removable Appliances Removable orthodontic appliances are custom tools utilized in orthodontics to address dental and jaw issues.In contrast to fixed appliances like braces that are attached to the teeth, removable devices can be removed by the individual Read more…
Introduction to Malocclusion Malocclusion is when the teeth do not align properly with the dental arches.It can show up in different ways like overcrowding, spacing issues, overbite, underbite, or crossbite.Many people deal with malocclusion at some point in their lives, Read more…
Introduction to Dental Ceramics Restorative Materials Dental ceramics are now a crucial component in modern aesthetic dentistry, showcasing a significant evolution in dental technology and materials science. In the past, metal-ceramic restorations were prominent for their durability and strength, but Read more…