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Introduction Dentinal hypersensitivity (DH) remains one of the most persistent and significant challenges we face as dental professionals. Our primary goal is clear: achieve rapid, reliable sealing of the dentinal
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Date: 30th Mar. 2018 In orthodontic practice, one common complaint that the dentist faces is correction of rotated teeth. After the correction of the rotation is complete and the teeth
Date: 5th Mar. 2018 In day-to-day dental practice there are many patients who have bite problems. Some have a constant soreness in the temporomandibular joint area while some others complain
Date: 1st Mar. 2018 As with the rest of your body, your mouth changes with age. Your teeth may become less sensitive to cavity-associated pain and other oral problems, early
Date: 21st Feb. 2018 Imagine you’re in the personal care aisle of your favourite supermarket. There are scores of toothbrushes on the shelves – different brands, colors, bristles, shapes, and
Date: 9th Feb. 2018 Dentinal hypersensitivity (DH) or tooth sensitivity can be defined as a sharp stabbing pain arising from the exposed dentin layer of the tooth. Many journals also
Date: 18th Jan. 2018 Tooth loss can occur at any age, however, it doesn’t that mean you have to lose your beautiful smile. Dentures make it possible for those who
Date: 11th Jan. 2018 If you experience discomfort in and around the anal cavity during bowel movements or while sitting, it could be a sign that you’re suffering from a
Date: 22nd Dec. 2017 In the past few years, root canal treatment or the branch of dentistry called endodontics has gained a great prominence in the lives of both dentists
