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Daily ways to protect your teeth | Best Dentist in Bangalore

In Today’s Podcast, Best Dentist in Bangalore | Dr. Nandini Nelivigi shares some important daily ways tips to protect your teeth. Let’s listen to this podcast carefully. [...]

By |2022-09-26T02:02:56-05:30June 6th, 2020|General, Listen Podcast|0 Comments

10 Fun Facts About Teeth by Best Dental Specialist in Bangalore-Dr. Nandini Nelivigi

10 Fun Facts About Teeth | Best Dental Specialist in Bangalore In Todays's Podcast, Dental Specialist in Bangalore | Dr. Nandini Nelivigi from [...]

By |2023-07-05T06:10:27-05:30May 29th, 2020|General, Listen Podcast|0 Comments

Are Dental Implants Safe?

The success rate of dental implant is up to 98% and hence dental implants are quickly becoming the tooth replacement option of choice for many patients. Not only dentist replace missing tooth roots and avoid further bone loss, but implants do not cause damage to the surrounding teeth either. So, now a very important question arises. Are all suitable candidates for dental implants?

By |2020-04-30T09:28:27-05:30April 30th, 2020|General|0 Comments

Milk Teeth – How important are they?

When there is some dental issue in a milk tooth and it needs to be treated, the first question that the parent asks a dentist is “aren’t these milk teeth? Aren’t they supposed to fall off? Why do we need to treat them?” Well God has given us two sets of teeth, in case you don’t take care of the first set you will have trouble with the next one too. The answer is simple; you need to know a few facts about milk teeth to know how important they are.

By |2020-01-03T02:08:47-05:30January 2nd, 2020|Dental, General|0 Comments

Diabetes and Dental Health

Diabetes is a condition when your blood sugar level is high. The normal fasting blood sugar level is less than 100 mg/dL and less than 140 mg/dL 2 hours after eating food. Pancreas in our body produces a hormone called Insulin which helps the cells in the body to absorb the glucose or sugar in the blood for energy. Diabetes develops either when your body does not produce enough insulin or when your cells become resistant to the insulin produced by your body.

By |2019-12-14T01:32:34-05:30December 13th, 2019|Dental, General|0 Comments