That sudden “shock” feeling is not normal Many people say,“It hurts the moment I drink something cold or eat sweets…” The pain may last only a few seconds —but it’s your tooth telling you that something isn’t right. This is not just simple sensitivity.It’s a warning signal from your teeth. Why does this happen?… Continue reading Sharp Pain When You Eat Something Cold or Sweet? It’s a Warning Sign
Taking care of your teeth is not just about looks A clean smile feels good —but more importantly, it reflects your overall oral health. Many dental problems don’t start suddenly.They begin quietly with plaque buildup and poor habits. Why daily care matters Throughout the day, food particles and bacteria settle on your teeth.If not… Continue reading How to Protect Your Teeth and Keep Them Healthy?
Have you ever felt your jaw getting stuck while opening your mouth?Or noticed a clicking sound every time you chew or speak? A lot of people ignore this thinking it’s temporary — but it’s often a sign of a deeper issue. This condition is commonly linked to TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) disorder. What Exactly is… Continue reading When Your Jaw Doesn’t Move Smoothly…
Loose dentures refer to dentures that no longer fit properly on your gums, causing movement while speaking or chewing. Over time, changes in jaw bone structure and gum shape can reduce the stability of dentures, making them uncomfortable and less effective. Common Symptoms of Loose Dentures These signs indicate that your dentures may need… Continue reading What Are Loose Dentures?
A loose tooth in adults is not normal and is usually a sign of underlying dental problems. Unlike children, adult teeth should remain firmly fixed in the jaw. Tooth mobility often occurs due to gum disease or loss of supporting bone around the tooth. Common Signs and Symptoms These symptoms indicate the need for… Continue reading What is a Loose Tooth in Adults?
Gum recession is a condition where the gum tissue gradually pulls back from the teeth, exposing the root surface. As the gumline moves down, teeth may appear longer than normal, and the exposed root becomes more vulnerable to sensitivity and damage. Common Signs and Symptoms These signs indicate that gum protection is reducing and… Continue reading What is Gum Recession?
Tartar, also known as dental calculus, is a hardened layer that forms on teeth when plaque is not removed properly. It appears as a yellow or brown deposit and cannot be removed by regular brushing. It commonly forms along the gum line and between teeth, creating a rough surface where bacteria accumulate easily. Signs… Continue reading What is Tartar (Calculus)?
Has a big portion of your tooth chipped or broken off, and the pain feels intense? This may be a Tooth Fracture — a serious form of tooth damage that can affect the enamel, dentin, or even the inner nerve of the tooth. At Tathastu Dental, we provide timely diagnosis and advanced treatment to… Continue reading Has a Large Part of Your Tooth Broken?
Are you noticing bleeding, swelling, or bad smell around your dental implant? This could be Peri-implantitis — an infection affecting the gums and bone around a dental implant. If not treated on time, it can lead to bone loss and implant failure. At Tathastu Dental, we provide advanced care to protect and maintain your… Continue reading What is Peri-implantitis (Implant Infection)?
Have your gums started to look swollen, red, or bleed while brushing after getting braces? This may be a sign of Gum Inflammation, usually caused by plaque build-up around brackets and wires. At Tathastu Dental, we help patients maintain healthy gums during orthodontic treatment with proper hygiene guidance, professional cleaning, and preventive care. … Continue reading Swollen Gums or Bleeding While Brushing with Braces?
