Main Content When treating lower anterior crowding, orthodontists often face a classic dilemma — should one extract a mandibular incisor or create space through interproximal
Main Content Early childhood oral health represents a critical yet often overlooked component of pediatric healthcare. Pediatricians occupy a unique position as frontline healthcare providers
Main Content Author: Dr Achla Goel Root canal therapy (RCT) is a crucial yet often feared dental procedure. Despite advancements in technology and technique, patient
Main Content Orthodontic treatment is often a lengthy process, with traditional canine retraction taking months or even years. However, researchers at Damascus University have introduced
Main Content 1. How do I approach a full mouth rehabilitation case? Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive and often complex dental procedure aimed at
Main Content As dental professionals, we are often asked about toothpaste recommendations for patients with sensitive mouths or recurring oral issues. Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)
Main Content In the realm of dentistry, conformity often reigns supreme. From standardized procedures to established protocols, there’s a prevailing notion that deviation from the
Main Content As a dentist, your dedication to patient care often means going above and beyond the call of duty. While generosity and selflessness are
Main Content Mandibular third molar surgery is a common procedure that often results in postoperative pain, swelling, and trismus. These sequelae present significant challenges for
Main Content Editorial for Volume 6, Issue 3Dentistry, often seen through the narrow lens of routine check-ups and emergency treatments, is undergoing a transformative phase
Main Content We often come across various personalities amongst our patients, and satisfying all types of personalities can be challenging. Most patients have delicate and
Main Content A topic that often remains unspoken, yet profoundly affects countless individuals: Dental Anxiety. Patient anxieties related to dentistry are, indeed, the “elephant in
