FAQ’s

If you experience trouble with chewing or find your child complaining of soreness, visit a dentist right away! Other symptoms include: Jaw pain, Swollen face or gums, Tooth sensitivity, Bleeding gums, Foul breath, Dry mouth.

Yes. There is no way to get around with daily flossing. The process clears plaque and food from teeth and under the gumline. Irregular flossing over time results in loosening of teeth and gums pulling away.

Regular dental inspection help in the early detection of issues. This prevents bigger and costlier treatments later.

Dentists often propagate that fluoride helps in making teeth stronger while preventing decay. It is good to use fluoride toothpaste, but make sure kids don’t swallow it.

Dental professionals study X-rays and usually set limits for their safety. Dentists, at times, recommend X-rays to diagnose special issues. However, technological advancements led to the emergence of digital X-rays that release lesser radiation and are much safer than in the past.

Fillings are required to close off the opening when cavities break through the surface enamel of teeth. Sealants, on the other hand, protect from the very occurrence of cavities.