Choosing the Right Aligner – Factors to Consider for a Perfect Smile
Welcome to "Dental Care Information” Podcast. This is Dr. Nandini Nelivigi, Dentist in Bellandur, Bangalore with you. In this podcast episode I shall be talking about [...]
The Evolution of Teeth Alignment – From Braces to Aligners
The evolution of teeth alignment has come a long way, transitioning from traditional braces to modern aligners, driven by advances in dental technology and patient [...]
Understanding Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are a common restorative dental treatment used to replace one or more missing teeth. They are designed to bridge the gap created by missing teeth, restoring the functionality of the mouth and improving the overall appearance of the smile. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about dental bridges.
Inlays, Onlays and Veneers in Bellandur, Bangalore
Inlays, onlays, and veneers are three popular types of dental restorations that can help to improve the appearance and function of your teeth. Here's what you need to know about these treatments...
How To Stop Grinding Teeth At Night And During The Day?
According to a study, most of the time, people grind and clench their teeth regularly. Teeth grinding is also known as bruxism in the medical world. According to the dentist, it is usually not harmful, but when bruxism occurs repeatedly, it is a matter of concern. Because it can destroy your teeth and cause other dental-related health problems, you must be aware of how painful, and dreadful dental issues are.
Tooth Stains – Everything You Need To Know About Tooth Stains
Dental Clinic near me in Bellandur | Nelivigi Dental Clinic In today's time, due to the changes in food habits and lifestyle, the problem of [...]
Tooth whitening / Dental bleaching
Tooth whitening is the process of lightening the shade of teeth. Whitening process may involve changing the intrinsic color of the tooth or removing the external stains on the teeth. What are bleaching agents and how do they work? Basically bleaching agents are either carbamide peroxide (10 to 44% concentration) or hydrogen peroxide (3 to 16% concentration). When Hydrogen peroxide reaches the tooth surface it penetrates inside where it acts as an oxidizing agent and breaks down into unstable free radicals. These free radicals bind to Organic pigmented molecules there by converting them into small less pigmented components.