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Toothbrush bristles are usually of 3 types, they are soft, medium, and firm/hard this is categorized based on the thickness and quality of the bristles. And it is always better to prefer toothbrushes with soft bristles. Medium and firm ones can damage teeth and gums. And it is always advisable to brush twice a day ( Morning and night ). Brushing for 2 minutes using gentle pressure each time is ideal. Toothpastes are used for the purpose of clearing away bacterial growth and acids from food and drinks. All American Dental Association (ADA) approved toothpaste can be used. The ADA accepted toothpastes always have fluoride content, which strengthens and protects the teeth. Use of any kind of medicated toothpaste should be used only if your Dentist has advised you. And always check with your dentist the time duration of the use of such medicated toothpaste and when to discontinue its use.

Visit your dentist if you have any of these issues or your children complaining of : Any kind of changes or discoloration over the tooth surface Sensitivity in the teeth to hot, cold, hard, or sweet food Pain in the tooth or gums Any type of mouth sores, mouth ulcers or long standing oral lesions Jaw pain associated with ear pain/or headaches. Swollen face or gums Broken teeth Dry mouth Food impaction between the teeth Bleeding gums Bad breath or a bad taste in your mouth Difficulties in opening the mouth Getting checked out at the earliest and treating the issue right away prevents more serious problems and infections.

Regular dental examinations help to spot trouble early thereby preventing bigger and more costly treatments later. You should visit your Dentist and get an oral examination every 6 months, or more often if your dentist recommends it. Find one who makes you feel at ease and lets you know what is appropriately needed.

YES! Teeth cleaning is a therapeutic procedure that is necessary to be done in order to keep your gums and teeth healthy. Harmful bacteria and hard tartar deposits called calculus build up on your teeth above and below the gum line. Usually, these buildup occurs in areas that can’t be taken care of by brushing and flossing. These accumulated bacteria releases toxins that cause various gum disease thereby weakening your gums and teeth and leading to serious dental issues. In order to avoid such circumstances, your doctor can recommend a procedure called teeth scaling commonly referred to as Teeth Cleaning, to remove these deposits from your teeth. How often you require this procedure is completely subjective, as the rate of deposition and the gum health may vary from patient to patient, So it is highly recommended that you visit your dentist and know the right interval for your dental scaling to be get done!

As the saying goes “you are what you eat” is absolutely true when it comes to your oral health. And it is not always the food you eat that plays a role but the time interval and duration of food/drink intake too hugely matters…! Certain foods can cause huge problems for your teeth, so make sure you understand which items you need to pay attention to based on your unique dental health. Although it may be impossible to completely eliminate all the dangerous foods and drinks from your diet, it’s important to know what you should do to minimize the risk.

Just the use of mouthwash alone does not replace good brushing. Of course! it can be beneficial for your dental health where it freshens your breath and controls bacterial growth. It is important to know not all mouthwashes and their ingredients are the same. So, it is highly important for you to use the right type of mouthwash for your particular complaint and also you need to use it as directed by your Dentist. Talk to your dentist and get to know what suits you the best.

Age doesn’t completely dictate when a child should get braces. The treatment plan is subjective and the complaint of each patient is different based on various factors. But there are certain guidelines, according to which most orthodontists believe that braces are best for kids when they are between the ages of 10 to 14 years old.

The answer is from the time the child is born! Once the child is born his/her oral cavity is been exposed to the external environment, so it is important to know more about this fact and to take utmost care for your child's teeth and dental (oral) health from birth. Practicing healthy habits from the very beginning can prevent or reduce tooth decay (cavities) in infants and children. Visit your Dentist to know more about Neonatal Oral care.