Overview We are all aware of how diet and nutrition are important for our overall health but we never give a thought that how these can impact our oral health. Poor nutrition can cause harmful oral diseases, whereas good nutrition contributes to good oral health by encouraging an environment in which good bacteria can thrive.

Introduction  Dental implants have fast become one of the most preferred tooth replacement options not only for dentists but also for patients. However, as the popularity of the treatment has increased, there also has been a rise in the failure of dental implants. This has made dentists focus on the techniques and ways to improve

Introduction  A healthy set of teeth is desired by everyone as it not only helps you to smile with confidence but also speak clearly and be able to eat properly. However, Missing Teeth is also very common and can be a result of many factors like gum disease, injury, severe tooth decay, or a genetic

Introduction  One of the most prevalent multifactorial dental diseases in human beings, Pyorrhea, is commonly known as periodontitis. This disease directly affects oral gums and the bone.  Pyorrhea is caused by the infection of the periodontium, the organ that supports and surrounds the teeth and is made up of gingiva, bone, and ligament. Untreated pyorrhea