Tuesday, 26 July 2016

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Thursday, 21 July 2016

Bad Breath



 Many  patients  suffer from bad breath. The patients  who realise that they have halitosis, do not feel comfortable when speaking  to someone. There are various  reasons  for  bad odour  from mouth. It could  be related  to the  type  of food  which  we eat, such as food with intense  odour  e.g onion, garlic. Sometimes  it could be due to alcohol, smoking, tobacco. Other reasons are poor  oral  hygiene, gingivitis, periodontitis, sinusitis & throat  infection, patients  with diseases  such as diabetes, keto acidosis condition, liver disease, kidney disease, lung infection,  dehydrated  patients and dry mouth( xerostomia) .Dry mouth is usually seen in patients who are mouth breathers, on medications, salivary gland diseases, patients  who have undergone chemotherapy, radiotherapy.
It is advised that patients  should seek an appointment  with dental professional to find the causative factor and get rid of bad odour .
It is advised  that  after your meal you should do brushing and flossing of your teeth. Use of mouth  wash can also help in reducing odour  from mouth. As food is lodged in between teeth there is increase in the bacterial count, release of toxins  which can lead to bad odour.
Always brush two times daily.

Tongue  surface should also be kept clean by brushing. Use floss,interdental brush to remove food lodged between  the teeth. Those who wear dentures, they should  remove the denture  at night and denture should  be cleaned with brush regularly.
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Basic problems in offering quality & affordable dental services in India


1. Awareness: The Indian lifestyle is not very congenial to the oral health. The common man has been historically using tobacco & alcohol which is detrimental to dental health. In rural areas people adopt archaic oral hygiene practices which aggravate the problem. Due to costly dental treatment, they end up losing either teeth or life.
2. Approx 60-80% of our children suffer from dental issues and periodontal (gum) disease affect nearly 90-95% of our population. Lack of adequate & affordable dental care affects almost every individual in India.
3. Late detection of disease: Due to habit of procrastination & lack of awareness of dental problems like oral cancer & gum diseases, it becomes difficult to cure them at late detection which increases the cost of treatment & is a threat to life. Regular dental check up is an issue in India.
4. Costly technology: The dental technologies in field of implants, RCT, Ortho etc makes its implementation difficult for common masses. The increase in the number of treatments, cost effective technologies, efficiency in operation etc will bring the economies of scale & scope, which will result in democratization of dental services consumption to the bottom of pyramid.
5. Prevention is better than cure: There is a requirement to develop a holistic model to address the preventive needs as well as the disease specific requirements, increasing awareness, initiating frequent check-ups & operational & supply chain efficient model to overcome the prominent issues in providing quality, affordable & adequate dental services to masses.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Right from small changes to major repairs, dentist can perform different procedures to improve smile. The procedure can be used if the teeth are discoloured, chipped, misshapen or missing. Once the procedure is done, patient gets are perfect smile. Some of the common procedures are bleaching, bonding, crowns, veneers & contouring and reshaping.

Crowns

 A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap which is placed over a tooth to cover it & to restore its shape and size, strength, and improve its appearance. When the crown is cemented into place it fully covers the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line. It’s used to protect a weak tooth from breaking or to hold together parts of a cracked tooth, to restore broken tooth or a severely worn down tooth, to cover and support a tooth with a large filling, to hold a dental bridge in place, to cover misshaped or severely discoloured teeth, to cover a dental implant & to make a cosmetic modification. Various options of crowns are Stainless steel/metal crowns, porcelain-fused-to-metal dental crowns, All-resin dental crowns, all-ceramic or all-porcelain dental crowns & Zirconia or milled crown.

Why Digital X Rays

Dental X-rays emit low amounts of radiation and precaution is taken to protect patients from exposure of these radiations. Apart from this some other issues of Dental X-rays are the wait time for film development and environmental concerns. Digital radiography addresses some of these issues. This has advantage over conventional radiography as it reduces exposure time to approx 90%, reduces waiting time, high quality digital image that can be transferred to computer & above all its environment friendly.

Brushing



You should brush your teeth two times daily. You should spend almost 3 minutes for oral care. It should be done with soft bristled brush. Brushing should be done gently. The strokes of brushing should cover inner, outer and chewing surfaces of all teeth. With tooth brushing we remove the dental plaque/tartar from tooth surfaces which will prevent caries/cavities, gum diseases, gingivitis.
It is recommended that the patient should visit dentists for a checkup after six months. If plaque and calculus /tartar is present then professional cleaning which is scaling, tooth polishing followed by fluoride treatment should be done .after this cleaning oral hygiene is essential for preventing tartar deposits or build up. So tooth brushing combined with dental floss to prevent accumulation of plaque on the teeth.
Inter dental brushes/proxy brush is a small brush used to clean in between the teeth. it can also be used to clean between the wires of dental braces and orthodontic wires.