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Apple Dental Clinic

Monday
9:30am-9:30pm
Tuesday
9:30am-9:30pm
Wednesday
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Thursday
9:30am-9:30pm
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9:30am-9:30pm
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9:30am-9:30pm
Sunday
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Is your brushing technique too forceful? Many believe that harder brushing results in cleaner tee…

Is your brushing technique too forceful? Many believe that harder brushing results in cleaner teeth. Not true. While you need some pressure, think of it more like a gentle massage. If the bristles on your toothbrush appear splayed, you may be pressing too hard. Aggressive brushing can lead to several dental issues, including enamel erosion, gum recession, and increased tooth sensitivity. The excessive pressure from brushing can wear down the protective enamel layer, making teeth more susceptible to decay and sensitivity. Additionally, aggressive brushing can irritate and inflame the gums, leading to bleeding and the potential for gum disease. To protect your teeth and gums from the harmful effects of aggressive brushing, it is essential to adopt gentle brushing techniques and choose the right toothbrushes.

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If you’ve switched from soft to hard bristles, you could experience some bleeding. Get back to us…

If you’ve switched from soft to hard bristles, you could experience some bleeding. Get back to using a soft bristle brush. You should see things improve. Bleeding gums while brushing can be a sign of brushing too hard. Here are some key points to consider: Brushing too hard can damage your gums and lead to bleeding, often indicating gingivitis, the first stage of gum disease.  Signs of brushing too hard include gum recession and microtrauma to the gums, which can cause bleeding.  To maintain oral health, it's important to use a soft-bristled toothbrush and apply gentle pressure while brushing. If bleeding persists, it may indicate gum disease or improper brushing techniques, and consulting a dentist is advisable. By adjusting your brushing technique, you can help prevent gum bleeding and maintain better oral health.

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When plaque accumulates it can mineralise, causing it to harden within 24 to 72 hours, turning in…

When plaque accumulates it can mineralise, causing it to harden within 24 to 72 hours, turning into a substance called tartar or calculus. Tartar tends to bond quite strongly to tooth enamel. The most prevalent areas where this occurs are adjacent to salivary glands, such as the lower front teeth and the upper molars next to the cheeks. It’s tough stuff. This hard, crusty material can trap stains, turning yellow or brown. As we age we become more prone to tartar build up. You also have a greater risk of developing tartar if you suffer from dry mouth, have crowded teeth or smoke. About two-thirds of all adults have tartar build up on their teeth. The inflammation from the bacteria not only becomes gum disease, it can produce an inflammatory effect throughout your body and cardiovascular system. The best way to fight tartar is to constantly reduce the formation of plaque. Which you can do at home. Once it becomes tartar, you’ll need the help of a dental professional.

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Plaque is a clear sticky residue that is constantly forming on your teeth throughout the day and…

Plaque is a clear sticky residue that is constantly forming on your teeth throughout the day and night. Plaque begins to develop on our teeth within hours after eating. Food particles, bacteria and saliva all combine to form this colorless film. It’s what makes your teeth feel “dirty” between brushings or upon waking in the morning. The bacteria in your mouth are having a field day. The result is a variety of acids, which attack your teeth and gums. This is the same bacteria, which if left unchecked, produce gingivitis and cavities. The key purpose of brushing and flossing is to consistently interrupt this bacterial growth. If it isn’t, it can harden into tartar.

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Plaque and tartar are issues because most of us enjoy eating. Sometimes three times a day. Or mor…

Plaque and tartar are issues because most of us enjoy eating. Sometimes three times a day. Or more often. Eating begins the digestion process. As we chew, saliva mixes with the crushed food to start breaking it down so our body can absorb its nutrients. This is the perfect environment for bacteria to grow. In fact, at this very moment you have over 500 different species waiting for their (your) next meal. One way to put an end to the creation of plaque and tartar is to stop eating. We don’t recommend that.

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Every case is different. Making the decision between a root canal and implantation can be complic…

Every case is different. Making the decision between a root canal and implantation can be complicated. Here are some considerations: There is a chance of infection when embedding a foreign object into a person’s mouth. Natural teeth tend to offer superior biting and chewing function. Implants can cost two to three times as much as a root canal. A root canal can often be completed in a month or less. Implants can take anywhere from three months to complete.

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If a tooth is compromised due to decay or trauma, the damaged tooth may need to be removed. Based…

If a tooth is compromised due to decay or trauma, the damaged tooth may need to be removed. Based on the condition of your jawbone, bone grafting may be necessary. Either way, a metal implant post is positioned in the jaw that will eventually serve as the implanted tooth root. Then we wait for your body to deposit bone to fill in around the post. This can take three months. Your jaw needs to be strong enough to accept the new tooth. Finally an abutment is placed to accept the artificial tooth and more healing is required. #affordable dental implants#all on 4 dental implants#all on 4 dental implants cost#are dental implants painful#are dental implants safe#are dental implants titanium#best dental implants#best dental implants in chennai#best dental implants near me.

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Root canal therapy begins by gaining access to the tooth’s interior via a small opening made in i…

Root canal therapy begins by gaining access to the tooth’s interior via a small opening made in its surface. Then, diseased or dead pulp tissue is removed from deep inside the tooth. The “canals” containing the nerve, which extend down into each root is removed, cleaned and disinfected. After being filled with an inert material, the tooth is sealed to help prevent re-infection. Sometimes a crown or “cap” is needed to hold the tooth together and restore normal function. The success rate for a root canal these days is in the upper 95% to 99% range.

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Clearly, X-rays give the dentist a lot of valuable information.

If you’re a... BEST ORAL CARE IN MMDA! Clearly, X-rays give the dentist a lot of valuable information. If you’re a new patient, taking a full series of X-rays provides an important starting point for your care. As you continue with regular checkups, fewer X-rays are usually needed. Today’s dental X-ray procedures are designed to minimize radiation. So, exposure is negligible. Especially in light of how much information they can provide. Dental X-rays may seem like a lot of trouble or an extra expense. But when it comes to providing quality dental care they are as important as regular teeth cleanings.

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We use dental X-rays to detect or rule out a variety of oral health i...

BEST ORAL CARE IN ANNA NAGAR! We use dental X-rays to detect or rule out a variety of oral health issues: Tooth decay – Areas of decay show up as dark spots in X-ray images. X-rays are especially helpful by revealing hard-to-see decay between teeth. Periodontal disease – Infection around the root of a tooth can occur below the gum line. Naturally, X-ray imaging must be used to see what’s going on. Cracks in teeth and fillings – Hairline cracks are often invisible to the naked eye, but become more obvious on X-ray. This is often an early sign that a crown will be needed to save the tooth. Cysts – Lumps, polyps, nodules and soft tissue growths below the gum line can be more readily seen with routine X-rays. Cancer – Bone and other types of cancers can be identified at an early stage, improving treatment options. Infection – X-rays can reveal certain bacterial infections. They become useful for detecting the possibility of a failed root canal. Bone loss – X-ray is an essential tool when diagnosing advanced cases of periodontal disease. Impacted teeth – X-rays can show the exact position of teeth that have not erupted yet. X-rays reveal their location and direction. Unerupted teeth – As children mature, X-rays confirm the position of permanent teeth. They also show any blockages to their proper eruption.

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