Dental fillings are used to repair tooth structure that has weakened or been lost due to damage or decay. A tooth becomes hollow as it starts to rot. Fillings in the teeth help to close this distance and keep it from rotting further. Fillings may also be used to patch teeth that are missing or broken, as well as teeth that have worn away due to dental habits including teeth grinding and nail biting.

Enamel, dentin, and pulp are the three layers that make up the crown of a tooth. Fillings and restorations can be used to treat decay in the first two layers of the tooth. If tooth decay reaches the third layer and causes pulp inflammation or infection, an RCT or Endodontic Treatment is needed.

A smile makeover is a technique that uses a combination of cosmetic and surgical procedures to enhance the appearance of a smile. A smile makeover considers tooth color, tooth size, tooth shape, tooth position, lip position, lip length, gum position, and gum color.

Dental crowns are tooth-shaped caps that are cemented onto the tooth to restore its form, size, and appearance. It also increases the tooth’s strength. If a large portion of the tooth is missing, a crown is the safest choice. A tooth may be restored to normal function by putting a crown on it.

Dental implants are by far the most common and ideal method of replacing a missing tooth or teeth. In the last quarter-century or so, they have unquestionably altered the direction of dentistry. A dental implant is a titanium post that is surgically positioned under the gum line in the jawbone to serve as a tooth root. An implantologist can place a crown on top of the implant to give it the appearance of a natural tooth after it has been implanted. Tooth implants not only look and sound like natural teeth, but they also function the same way.

When the oral health as a whole has deteriorated due to multiple dental problems, full mouth reconstructions (rehabilitations) are needed. As difficult as such cases can seem, they can be managed to achieve flawless results and restore oral function if the procedure is well-planned and executed by trained specialists. Many considerations are considered when preparing such cases, including the patient’s primary and secondary conditions, their preferences, their current medical and oral condition, and, of course, their time and budget limitations, if any, in order to arrive at the most realistic care plan for a specific case

Canker sores, also known as mouth ulcers, are painful lesions that develop in the mouth, at the base of the gums, or within the cheeks or lips. It is the loss of tissue lining in the mouth in scientific terms. They aren’t infectious and will go away in a week or two, so don’t be worried. However, if they do not heal within the time frame given, or if they are broad and serious, you should seek medical attention. Pain can also be so severe that feeding, talking, and drinking becomes difficult and unpleasant.

Dentures, also known as false teeth, are used to mask missing teeth. All of your teeth are replaced with a full set. A part collection is a set of teeth that is used to replace one or more missing teeth. Dentures are made to match your mouth by taking impressions (mouldings) of your gums. Usually, they’re made of metal or plastic. They’re removable so you can clean them, though part dentures can be cleaned when you’re brushing your teeth. It is enough to remove the entire set and soak it in a cleaning solution. If you lose your natural teeth, dentures are required because losing your teeth makes it difficult to chew your food, affecting your diet and potentially causing facial muscle sagging.