To understand the root canal procedure, it is important to first understand the general makeup and structure of a tooth. The tooth consists of a crown, the part you can see inside the oral cavity, with the tooth root right below it, and a structure called the pulp situated in the center. The outermost layer of […]
Our mouths are home to trillions of microorganisms. Plaques are formed by many of these germs, which cause dental problems and gum disease, both of which can lead to chronic periodontal diseases. Brushing after meals, gargling with antibacterial mouthwash, and flossing can help prevent plaque microorganisms from multiplying in your gum pockets and triggering periodontal diseases. […]
The mouth is a multifunctional organ of the body that contains several important components, including the teeth, the tongue, and the hard and soft palates, to only name a few. The mouth and the elements that make it up are heavily associated with several vital bodily systems, such as speech, respiration, and of course, digestion. […]
