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Health is so precious that it is priceless. We all want to save money. However the value of Good health (whether the body’s or mouth’s) , can’t be measured in terms of money. The appeal of saving money for every single dental procedure is tempting. When doing so, people do not realize that this is extremely risky, as the quality of treatment lands up being substandard . You may cut down your costs but just think about the pain and suffering that may follow due to the failure of the treatment

Every year, all of us make New Year’s resolutions. Whether it is about losing a few inches, quitting a harmful habit or starting a healthy and disciplined health regime, New Year is an opportunity to make a fresh start for the better. While many of us are focused on improving general health and appearance, this is the perfect time to also consider improving your smile, as ‘Smile is your all time accessory’.

India is all about fun and festivities and festivals are all about sweets, chocolates, sticky fried food. Starting from kids to adults and seniors everyone has an excuse. During festivals like Diwali, our health regimes get disturbed due to late-night get togethers and unhealthy eating habits. Along with that routine health regimes like exercise, brushing at night get neglected. All of us want healthy teeth and gums, but during the festive season, the lure...

When all or most of your natural teeth are lost, the condition is called edentulism. The traditional removable dentures have been the mainstay for edentulism treatment for decades. Most individuals who have no teeth in one or both jaws find removable dentures an economical way to restore their lost smile. Yet dentures are not always so easy to wear. Fortunately, with the advancement in the technology and in the field of dentistry there is a simple way to prevent all these problems.

Missing teeth can affect you more than just your appearance. Your confidence can shake when you have missing teeth, but that’s not the only reason you should consider replacements for your missing teeth as they can affect your health more than you realize. Both dental implants in Delhi and dentures in Delhi are popular treatments to replace missing or decayed teeth. In this blog, we are going to draw a comparison between the two treatments so that you can make an educated decision as to which...

While celebrities and models may sport pearly white teeth, the smiles of most people are a tad dull. This commonly happens since many things can affect the color of your teeth and turn them to a yellow hue, which may make some people feel self-conscious about their appearance and hesitant to smile. Teeth-Staining is a very common dental problem which could be a result of surface stains, due to the changes in the tooth material or

When you are thinking of a dental treatment, you may imagine a family dental office where you regularly go for teeth cleanings and checkups. However this profession expands much farther than this. As seen in other fields, dentistry is also specialized. You will be surprised to know that there are 9 types of dental specialties. The best dental clinics in Delhi offer the services of all the specialists.

Tele dentistry allows you to consult with your dentist without having to go to the dental office physically. The consultations are done over the phone, via a messaging app or through a live video consultation. This is the way how dentistry is now meeting this new challenge of the pandemic COVID-19 with increased efficiency reach and has a greater impact by connecting to your dentist in case of an emergency or for a consultation.

All humanity has been through a lot over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and routines. While many things have changed now, the one constant that has remained the same is ‘Our commitment to your safety’. Your health and safety is extremely important to us. While we are looking forward to the opportunity to care for you, we are making sure you come back to a safe environment.  We have taken steps to ensure safety.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) has disrupted the lives of people in many ways. While during this period there are a lot of things we can’t do but we can still take care of our oral health. With dental clinics across the country postponing non-emergency dental treatment, it is even more important than ever to keep up with your dental home care. The virus primarily transmits through aerosol/droplets, therefore is contagious via direct surface contact once it settles on a surface...