If you’ve ever had an unexplained toothache that seems to come and go, you might be dealing with something sneaky—Cracked Tooth Syndrome (CTS). It’s a tricky condition because cracks in teeth aren’t always visible on X-rays, and the pain can be unpredictable. But as a dentist, I’ve seen how catching these subtle signs early can save a tooth (and a lot of discomfort). So, let’s break down the Ten subtle signs that could mean you

How to Cure TMJ: Treatments, Lifestyle Changes, and Long-Term Relief Options No matter how often you Google “How to cure TMJ?” you will not get a perfect answer. This is because TMJ cannot be completely cured. It can be managed. Namaste Everyone! As a dentist, I see many people (especially women) who have TMD (Temporomandibular Disorders) and are looking for a permanent cure. Although medical science has progressed a lot, there are some parts/diseases about

Brushing alone isn’t always enough to maintain oral health. Dental floss is a powerful tool in any oral care routine, helping to remove plaque and food particles from between teeth where toothbrushes can’t reach. However, not all floss is created equal. There are many types of dental floss, each tailored to specific needs, preferences, and dental situations. From traditional string floss to dental tape, super floss, and floss picks, each type offers unique features that

Last night, I was returning home from my clinic and stopped by a chemist’s shop to pick up some medicine. While I was waiting, I noticed a young boy, probably around 17 or 18, asking for mouthwash for bad breath. Without asking any further questions, the chemist handed it over, and the boy left. As a dentist, I couldn’t help but wonder if he ever thought about why he had bad breath despite brushing properly.