Dental tartar
Often, the first thing you notice about someone you meet for the first time is their smile. Due to poor oral hygiene, a smile can lose its sparkle. Tartar is one of the oral issues that occur when brushing is not done properly, dietary habits are not ideal...
Canker Sores
Canker sores are among the most common issues that can develop in the oral cavity. These small, painful lesions form inside the mouth and may be triggered by stress, minor oral injuries, acidic fruits and vegetables, as well as spicy and hot foods. Here’s ...
Signs of implant rejection
The popularity of dental implant treatment has grown exponentially in recent years. Although many people enjoy good oral health, tooth loss affects a significant number of individuals worldwide.Because the success rate of a dental implant treatment is 95% ...
What is bruxism?
For many people, bruxism is an unconscious issue that may sometimes be detected when they are alerted to the loud grinding noise they make while sleeping or even during a routine dental check-up, when it is discovered that the enamel on their teeth is dama...
What is dental pulpitis?
Inside each tooth, there is an area called the dental pulp. This contains, in addition to the nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue. Dental pulpitis is a condition caused by the inflammation of this dental pulp. It can occur in one or more teeth and ...
Dental Anesthesia
Dental anesthesia represents a significant advancement in pain management during dental treatments, especially in surgical interventions. It temporarily blocks the propagation of electrical signals along the nerves to eliminate the sensation of pain while ...
Oral cancer
Known also as buccal cancer or oral malignant tumor, oral cancer manifests as a swelling or lesion of the oral mucosa that does not heal, caused by the uncontrolled growth and division of cells. According to Dent Estet specialist Vanda Popa, Ph.D. in Medic...
Oral Candidiasis
Oral candidiasis, also known as oral or oropharyngeal thrush, is a fungal infection that affects the mouth, tongue, and esophagus. Candida is normally present in the human body but does not always cause infections. These occur when the fungi grow uncontrol...