Dental Hygiene Posts

What is the extraction of a tooth? Removal of a tooth from the mouth in a proper way by a dentist is known as extraction. There are two kinds of extraction of a tooth; a simple extraction and a surgical extraction. The front teeth and the mobile teeth can be removed through simple extraction. But the wisdom teeth and the molars are much more difficult to extract because they are so compacted and complicated to extract, so they are extracted through surgical extraction.  How many teeth should be extracted at one time? While doing extraction the most important concern is patient safety. Tooth extraction also affects the vascular system that's why a dentist gives appointments to the patient for the extraction of more than one tooth. A dentist also observes how much a patient can tolerate pain and other things, and accordingly removes the teeth. A dentist extracts one tooth at a time and allows the patient to have rest, let the bleeding be a little stopped, and defuse the anesthesia ef

 Tips for tooth extraction recovery Did you recently get your tooth extracted? Are you scared of having a dry socket(a very painful condition)? then there is no need to be a worry. By following complete and proper instructions the healing process will be done soon. After the extraction, the important thing we need to do is bite on a gauze piece for 30 to 60 minutes which is placed on the extraction side, after 30-60 minutes discard it slowly. when you discard it if it is still bleeding from the extraction side like the bright red color place another fresh gause piece for 30-40 minutes. gently remove the gauze piece because clot formation is in process. Best tips after tooth extraction The patient must follow the proper tips so that they will not be suffering from pain, swelling, bleeding, and dry socket issues. The important thing you have to remember is that do not spit out after extraction. Do not rinse your mouth for two to three days. Try to not eat spicily and masala mixed food be

Most important Instruments Used In Tooth Extraction Forceps We can easily distinguish between various forceps, as there is somehow a difference in their structure. All forceps have the following three general  parts: A beak, a hinge, and a handle 1. Beak; the upper part of a forceps. The sharp and the pointed part. Every forceps contains two beaks. 2. Hinge; It is the middle part between the beak and handle of a forceps. It is the part that joins the beak and the handle and helps to manage the beak opening and closing. 3. Handle; The part of a force through which we hold the forceps. Each forcep has 2 handles. Difference between the upper and lower forceps We can find a difference between the upper and lower forceps. Upper forceps; Above forceps are the upper forces. In the upper forceps, the beak is always parallel to the handle. Lower forceps; And in lower forceps, the beak is at a right angle to the handle.is shown in the picture above is the lower forceps. How to distinguish betwee

 BS Dental Technology As you must be aware about that the demand of bs dental degree is increasing day by day. In Pakistan, many students are there who do not get admission to BDS due to various reasons but are very interested to be a BDS doctor. The alternative way to become equivalent to a BDS, there is a solution which is the degree of BS in dental technology. It is a much better field after mbbs and bds.one can easily get a job after the BS Dental degree. The main difference between BDS and BS Dental technology is that an FCPS Dentist can perform surgery but a BS Dental Technologist can not.After BS they one can study further till specialization and PHD and can add Doctor with his/her name. Eligibility Criteria and Merit for BS Dental technology elgibility and merit depends on the university or the instution from where you are going to get admission.mostly ,One who has got 60%+ marks in Fsc Pre-Medical are eligible for BS Dental Scope BS Dental Technology  As a dental technologist

Dry socket Dry socket is also known as Alveolar osteitis/Alveolitis/Septic socket. It is an oral condition that can happen to adults after the extraction of the tooth. After the extraction, a blood clot forms to protect the blood vessels and nerve endings. But sometimes this blood clot formation does not occur due to some reason or It has been replaced and a dirty greenish socket is formed and this oral condition is called a dry socket. Diagnosis of Dry socket We can diagnose Dry sockets very easily. As a Dry socket occurs after tooth extraction after the occurrence of Dry socket, the patient will experience severe pain at the side of extraction for three to four days. The pain will radiate towards the ipsilateral ear or temporal region of the eye. Probing of the socket reveals an empty, exposed, and sensitive socket. This empty socket may be hindered by some overlying inflammation tissues or partial retention of blood clots. Other symptoms can be a foul odor and bad breath. Management

 What is a Dry socket? An infection that can arise, in the days after a tooth extraction, is known as a Dry socket. When a dental extraction is done, the space or the socket where the roots of the tooth sit are exposed forming a blood clot on it. This helps in healing and protects the nerve endings in the empty dental cavity. Sometimes this blood clot may not be formed due to some factors or the contamination of food debris may disappear or smoke during the healing process. This develops a very painful disease/infection or process known as Dry socket. causes or factors of Dry socket Several factors may be involved in this infection development. Bacterial contamination of the alveolus;  The proliferation of bacteria in the alveolus can produce an infection that starts disappearing the protective blood clot. Contamination of food debris;  If correct hygiene measures are not followed, food debris may remain inside the alveolus, contaminating it. Excessive trauma at the time of tooth extra

  Teeth ;  Teeth are the hardest substance in the human body, which is essential for chewing, speed, and grinding. They are made from protein such as collagen, and minerals such as calcium. In children, the total number of teeth is 20 while in adults, they are 32 in number. Humans develop two different sets of teeth in their life. Importance and functions of teeth 👍Teeth help us in chewing even the toughest food. 👍They help us speak clearly. 👍These make smile pretty. 👍Help to grind food. 👍Help to bite vegetables and fruits. 👍Play a key role in the digestion of food in the mouth. Types of teeth There are four types of teeth 👉Incisors; There are four sets of incisors inside the human mouth for both the upper and the lower jaws, located in front of the mouth and between canines. The incisors' function is to cut and bite the food. Especially in cutting fruits and vegetables like apples and carrots. These are having sharp edges. 👉canines Just beside the incisors, there are the c

 Dental Caries Dental caries means tooth decay. It is a microbiological disease of calcified tissue, which causes the demineralization of inorganic substances and the destruction of the organic component of th that. Dental caries is a chronic as well as progressive disease. It takes enough time to be developed. Oral bacteria and plaque play important roles in the development of tooth caries. Who is at risk for tooth caries? Host; who do not have enough saliva because of medicine, diseases, or some cancer treatment. food on tooth Time;  slowly and gradually bacteria start to decay tooth Bacteria;  useful bacteria in our mouth convert into harmful bacteria when they come in contact with sweets and sugary foods and cause tooth decay. Diet; who do not get enough fluoride sticky foods, biscuits, chocolates, and cold drinks, this kind of diet releases bacteria. these expose their teeth to sugars for long period. Symptoms of dental caries 👉A toothache(tooth pain) 👉Tooth sensitivity to sweet

  Always take care of your teeth. Achieving healthy teeth takes a lifetime of care, even if you have been told that you have nice teeth, it is crucial to take the right steps every day to take care of them and prevent problems. This involves getting the right oral care products, as well as being mindful of your daily habits. 1:do not go to bed without brushing your teeth it is no secret that the general recommendation is to brush at least twice a day. Still, many of us continue to neglect to brush our teeth at night. But brushing before bed gets rid of the germs and plaque that accumulate throughout the day. 2: brushing properly the way you brush is equally important, in fact, doing a poor job of brushing your teeth is almost as bad as not brushing at all. take your time, moving the toothbrush in gentle,   circular motions to remove plaque. Unremoved plaque can harden, leading to calculus build-up and gingivitis. 3:Dont neglect your tongue.      Plaque can also build up on your tongue.

 Gingivitis; Gingiva refers to gums and is refers to inflammation. so inflammation of the gums is simply known as Gingivitis. If gingivitis is not treated on time, it develops into a more severe disease, which is known as periodontitis. let's observe the structure of teeth. In the mouth, the bone beneath the bottom of the row of teeth is the mandible. And the bone above the top of a row of teeth is the maxilla. Both bones have an alveolus or socket for each tooth. The socket is lined on the inside by a periodontal ligament. Gingiva or Gums(a layer of soft supportive tissue), when started to get detached from the cementum from the top side because plaque/calculus made place between them from the top side. what are the main causes of gingivitis? 1: Plaque; It leads to Gingivitis. Poor oral hygiene encourages plaque that forms on your teeth. when harmful bacteria found in the mouth get in contact with the starch and sugar found in our diet, they start making plaque. 2:Plaque develops

  Skip to content Search for: SEARCH Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene by  dentaladminhygene Definition of a Dental Hygiene? Dental Hygiene is also known as Oral Hygiene, it is a practice of keeping our teeth clean and being safe from oral diseases like gum disease, bad breath, tooth pain, sensitivity, and oral cancer. Importance of oral hygiene? Dental Hygiene has great importance in our overall health including our physical and emotional well-being. It is very beneficial for a pretty smile, healthy gums, and shiny teeth. It minimizes the development of gum disease and tooth decay. It prevents plaque buildup and safe us from gum infectious diseases. What happens when there is a lack of oral hygiene practices? we will be having stains on our teeth due to which we will be shy to smile. We will have a problem with bad breath. will be suffering from gum diseases which will damage our gum tissues and the bones supporting our teeth. weak oral hygiene practice means more plaque build-up. Halitos

  Skip to content Search for: SEARCH How To Make Our Child Oral Hygiene Better? How To Make Our Child Oral Hygiene Better? by  dentaladminhygiene Nowadays it has become a challenge that how we can make our child’s oral hygiene better and what to do to compete with oral disease? To improve our child’s oral health we have to follow proper  instructions  and  tricks  so that we can make it quite simpler and easy. Selection of brush  kindly selects a brush of your child’s choice. Select a smaller-sized brush and the appearance of the brush must be attractive so that your child will start brushing happily. Selection of toothpaste  asked your child about their favorite flavor. Buy their favorite flavored toothpaste. After this, they will start brushing by themselves. The toothpaste must be fluoride-free. Following toothpaste for kids give better results:1:aquafresh for kids 2:Benco Dental Pro-SYS 3:colgate for kids(Monster High, Spongebob, Dora, transformers) 4:Todler 5:trainer Your child mu