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  There are 2 sides to every story and the story of human teeth also has 2 sets of dentitions: the deciduous & the permanent! This story is actually no big mystery. Humans grow two sets of teeth, a deciduous set (milk teeth, baby teeth) of 20 primary teeth (10 on the top and 10 on the bottom) and a permanent set of 32 permanent adult teeth, 16 on each upper and lower jaw. Why humans have a deciduous set of teeth is refreshingly simple. Unlike other body parts, teeth do not change in size once fully developed. Since a full set of 32 adult-size permanent teeth are simply too big to be held in a baby’s jaw, these have to be preceded by the initial deciduous set. As the human jaw grows older and jaws begin to grow, one will observe gaps between the milk teeth which are filled up when replaced with the larger permanent teeth to give one the even appearance of an adult dentition. As the ‘baby’ teeth are replaced by the adult teeth in the larger adult jaws, essentially they are mainta...

  What is Gum Line Contouring? Gum Line Contouring is the process of reshaping the gums by adding gum tissue to your natural gum line. This is a cosmetic dental procedure that adds a more symmetrical appearance to your gum line for an attractive smile. In short, you can also call it a smile makeover process.  What happens during the Gum Line Contouring Process? Before the contouring process, your gums are inspected to determine the right way for reshaping the gum line for obtaining the best result.  If your gums are too high on the teeth, the dentist will take the graft tissue from the roof of the mouth and restore it through a cosmetic surgical process. Moreover, this graft region will be closed appropriately for progressive healing.  Is Gum Line Contouring painful? The Gum Line Contouring process isn’t painful or invasive. It just removes the unnecessary smile to give you a lasting impression from the rest. This process is performed under dental sedation called sle...

  We all love our teeth broadening smiles, right? Unfortunately sometimes, improper oral hygiene, unhealthy food habits, and unhygienic product usage can turn your teeth pale yellow. And this can shake off your confidence in public.  Try these popular DIY Teeth Whitening facts and reap rewards in the form of a glorious smile.  Baking Soda: Baking Soda is an old-fashioned trick that helps in lightening the prominent strains from your teeth. All you have to do is wet your toothbrush, put a pinch of baking soda on it, and brush gently to remove lighter stains easily.  According to Relative Dentin abrasivity (RDA), Baking Soda ranks at 7 (0 to 269) on the dentistry scale. This shows the gentleness of baking soda.  Oil Pulling: Make a coconut oil-infused mixture by taking equal parts of coconut oil and baking soda. You can also add food-grade essential oil for fresh breath. Brush and swish your mouth with this mixture for getting an expected teeth whitening effect....

  Everybody enjoys chewing gums while driving, relaxing, or during oral fixation.  But, is chewing gum good for your mouth? Are there any benefits to your oral health from consuming chewing gum?  What happens when you chew gum daily?  According to the ADA (American Dental Association) Seal of Acceptance, if you find ADA seal on the packaging of chewing gum, consider it safe to chew. So always choose your chewing gum wisely.  Most chewing gums contain huge sugary portions and artificial sweeteners that will have an adverse effect on your tooth. Secondly, it puts you at an increased risk for developing gingivitis, cavities, and gum disease.  Excess of anything is always injurious to health. However, eating chewing gum in a definite portion can add valuable benefits to your mouth.  The benefits of chewing sugar-free chewing gum: Excessive chewing the chewing gums can have a negative impact on your jaw strains or lead to migraine in some cases. But, you ca...