Human Tooth – Anatomy and Function of Different Parts
By Dr. Chris at July 15, 2011 | 5:51 pm | 0 Comment
The first teeth in babies start to appear around the age of six months. Eventually a child will have a set of 20 milk teeth, also known as the primary or deciduous teeth, 10 of which are on the maxilla (upper jaw) and another 10 on the mandible (lower jaw). Before the age of 10 years, these milk teeth begin to fall and are replaced by permanent teeth. Eventually before
Teething: Look, Ma! I Have Teeth
By Sam at September 8, 2009 | 4:06 am | 0 Comment
Babies at this age, around five to six months old, are undergoing the stage they call as teething. This is when the very first tooth of a baby erupts from the gums. Just try to imagine the lower front tooth trying to get its way out through the soft gum tissue. It must indeed be painful for a little baby to feel. [caption id="attachment_92" align="alignleft"
Tips for Much Healthier Teeth
By Sam at September 8, 2009 | 2:32 am | 0 Comment
Proper dental care and overall oral hygiene is important. If the teeth are not given proper attention and care, oral diseases may occur and will result in loss of teeth. And it is better to learn proper care for the teeth as early as possible. [caption id="attachment_53" align="alignleft" width="300" caption=" "]Credit: flickr[/caption] Thus, young kids should
Prevent Tooth Loss: Protect Your Gums
By Sam at September 8, 2009 | 2:23 am | 0 Comment
What is gum disease anyway? How can one prevent it? Gums provide support for the teeth and keep them in place. When gums become infected, the tissue and bones supporting the tooth are destroyed. This results in tooth loss. Millions of bacteria live in a person's mouth. There are some that are harmless. Harmful bacteria are those found in dental plaques, colorless film
