Gingivitis, the first stage of gum disease, can have a serious impact on someone’s oral health. In this blog, we’ll look at how orthodontics and gingivitis are related. This article will examine the relationship between orthodontic problems and gum health, and it will offer helpful information on how to avoid or deal with these concerns. Gingivitis: What Is It and How Does It Spread? Plaque, a sticky bacterial film, builds up on teeth and gums and causes gingivitis, an inflammation of the gums. This is a typical problem with oral health. It may originate from: Negligible dental care Inadequat ..read more

At Fine Feather Dental Clinic, we believe that understanding the relationship between habits and malocclusion is key to ensuring optimal oral health. In this blog, we delve into the impact of habits on dental alignment and the role of habit-breaking appliances in achieving a healthy, beautiful smile. The Habits Habits such as thumb sucking, pacifier use, tongue thrusting, and mouth breathing can significantly affect dental alignment over time. These repetitive behaviors can exert pressure on the teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures, leading to malocclusion or misalignment of the teeth. The I ..read more

At Fine Feather Dental Clinic, we believe that a straight, healthy smile is not only aesthetically pleasing but also vital for overall well-being. In this blog, we explore the far-reaching effects of crooked teeth on oral health, general health, and quality of life. Crooked Teeth and Oral Health Crooked teeth, also known as malocclusion, can lead to a myriad of oral health issues. Misaligned teeth are more difficult to clean effectively, increasing the risk of plaque buildup, tooth decay, and gum disease. Moreover, malocclusion can cause abnormal wear and tear on the teeth, leading to enamel e ..read more

If you have a problem with your teeth or a dental emergency, getting stressed or panicking can make things worse. It’s important to have a plan so you can handle the situation quickly and effectively. Different Kind of Dental Emergencies Here’s a list of various kinds of dental emergencies and what you can do before reaching the emergency dentist. Tooth Loss If you can reach your dentist within an hour of losing a tooth, there’s a chance to save it. Don’t touch the tooth by the roots. Preserve it by placing it back in its socket, in a glass of milk, or between your gum and cheek as you head to ..read more

If you’ve just had a root canal treatment, it’s super important to make sure you’re following your dentist’s advice for a smooth recovery. 7 Tips to follow after root canal treatment Use your prescribed medicines correctly Even if you don’t feel any pain after your treatment, it’s important to take all the medicines your dentist gave you exactly as they told you. Sometimes, you may need to take the medicine regularly to avoid feeling any pain or discomfort. If your dentist prescribed antibiotics, make sure to take them to prevent any infections. Keep the treated area clean You can keep brushin ..read more

Ensuring your child’s oral health is essential for their overall well-being, but dental checkups can sometimes be daunting for young ones. At Fine Feather Dental Clinic, we believe in making dental visits a positive and enjoyable experience for children. In this guide, we’ll explore tips and strategies to make dental checkups fun and fear-free for kids, ensuring a lifetime of healthy smiles. 5 Tips and Strategies to Making Dentist Visits Fun and Fear-Free for Kids Create a Positive Environment At Fine Feather Dental Clinic, we understand the importance of creating a welcoming and child-friendl ..read more

In the quest for a radiant smile and restored confidence, dental implants and dentures stand out as two popular options. But which is the right choice for you? In this comprehensive comparison, we’ll delve into the pros and cons of dental implants and dentures, helping you make an informed decision for a sparkling smile that lasts a lifetime. Pros and Cons of Dental Implants Pros Permanent Solution: Dental implants are surgically placed into the jawbone, providing a stable and long-lasting foundation for replacement teeth. Natural Appearance: Implants look and feel like natural teeth, enhancin ..read more

We follow the cleanliness & hygiene standards to ensure that there is no cross-contamination between patients & staff. Our Sterilization & Hygiene Protocol involves professional and patient centric approach to maintain a hygienic and pleasing ambience.   Following a 4 level Infection Control Regime.   We have implemented four levels of Infection control regime to eliminate any chances of cross-contamination from patients to patients, patients to staff & vice versa.   Here’s a quick look at the process,   Step 1 We start by immersing the used instruments in ..read more

The emergence of the third molars, often known as wisdom teeth, is a common occurrence for many individuals between the ages of fifteen and twenty-one. Wisdom tooth discomfort can arise because there isn’t generally enough space for them to fit correctly once the other 28 teeth erupt. Many times, when people’s wisdom teeth erupt, they do so at an angle, either crooked, or partly erupted, or not erupted at all. Food and bacteria can get stuck and proliferate when the molars are partially exposed or covered with a layer of skin called the operculum. Unfortunately, wisdom tooth pain can be caused ..read more

After tooth loss, dentures are a dependable and practical approach to restoring your smile’s function and appearance. You can smile, eat food, and speak with confidence when you wear dentures, even if you’re missing teeth because of gum disease, severe decay, or an injury. If you want your dentures to survive as long as possible and replace missing teeth permanently, you need to take special care of them. To keep your dentures in good condition, consider the following advice. 5 Tips to Care for Dentures 1. Make Sure to Clean Your Dentures Twice a Day Remember to clean your dentures regularly ..read more