Tooth Hemisection: Saving Teeth with Root Removal Surgery
Have you been told you need a tooth extraction but want to preserve part of your natural tooth? A tooth hemisection might be a solution. This lesser-known dental procedure can…
Tooth Fractures (Cracked Teeth): Causes, Types, and Treatment
Introduction A tooth fracture or cracked tooth is a common dental issue that can cause pain, sensitivity, and complications if left untreated. Cracks can result from trauma, chewing hard foods,…
Cavity Treatment: Everything You Need to Know
We all know the importance of keeping our teeth healthy. However, most of us will face dental cavities at some point. Cavities develop when plaque and bacteria on your teeth…
How to Prevent Cavities: Tips and Tricks
How to Prevent Cavities: Tips and Tricks Cavities are one of the most common dental problems people face, but the good news is that they are also one of the…
Achieving a Perfect Smile with Bonding
Achieving a Perfect Smile with Bonding At Smilescare, we understand how a beautiful smile can boost your confidence and transform the way you feel. One of the most effective and…
Veneers vs. Crowns: Which is Right for You?
Veneers vs. Crowns: Which is Right for You? Are you thinking about improving your smile or restoring damaged teeth? Two popular options are veneers and crowns. Both can transform your…
Different Types of Dental Fillings and Their Pros and Cons
Dental fillings are essential in repairing cavities, broken teeth, and restoring dental function and appearance. Several fillings types exist, including amalgam, composite, ceramic, gold, and glass ionomer, each with specific…
What is Dental erosion?
What is dental erosion? Dental erosion is the loss of enamel caused by acid. Enamel is the hard, protective outermost coating of the tooth, which protects the sensitive dentine underneath.…
Dental Veneers: Everything you need to know
Dental Veneers Dental veneers are ultra-thin shells made up of ceramic (porcelain) or composite resin. These veneers can be bonded to the front teeth. They produce a much more conservative…
Classification of instruments in operative dentistry
Introduction The term instrument refers to a tool, device on an implement uses for specific purpose or type of work and is preferred in profession or scientific field as precision…