Frequently Asked Question

Maintaining dental health prevents tooth decay, bad breath, gum problems and pain. Poor dental health increases risk of health issues like heart attack, stroke, and diabetes. Poor dental health causes a variety of problems for which you may be advised to get proper treatment. If you, seek dental treatment when the problem is at an early stage, you will have a faster recovery with less expenditure. The more advanced the disease, the more complex your treatment will get which will lead to higher expenditure.

You should visit a dentist at least two times per year. People with conditions like diabetes or with orthodontic braces may need to visit a dentist more often depending upon their oral health.

There are certain signs which will indicate that it’s time for a visit to your dentist. They are

1. If you have pain while eating hot or cold food
2. If you see bleeding from your gums during brushing.
3. If you notice that your teeth are discolored
4. If you have bad breath even after brushing your teeth
5. If you have continuous toothache
6. If you have any fillings or crowns which is uncomfortable
7. If you have an ulcer or any painful lesion in your mouth

1. You should brush your teeth twice a day (After waking up from sleep in the morning and before going to bed at night)
2. Floss your teeth regularly
3. Change your toothbrush every three or four months
4. Rinse your mouth properly after every meal
5. Stop smoking cigarettes

Consult with our dentists for more ways to maintain good oral hygiene and prevent tooth decay.