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Midface Deficiency Issues

In the last episode I explained how the underdeveloped midface can force the body to bring the head forward.It was mentioned that this deficiency in the midface can came to surface as a flat or concave face, flat cheeks, and a short upper lip.Today, I am going to signify some more issues which follow the midface deficiency.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXxrb4WI4rAThe next signs are the tipped down nose and the nose hump.When the top jaw cannot grow forward enough, the distance between the...

March 3, 2020By Blue Tooth DentalDentist0 CommentsRead more...

Midface Cosmetic and Postural Effects

In the last episode, we discussed midface underdevelopment and its adverse effects on the jaw.Now we know how this seemingly small issue can affect face length, the breathing process, spinal cord, and our movements.We saw that this midface underdevelopment can cause headaches, joint problems, high blood pressure, crooked teeth, and problems with the wisdom teeth.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbCtYNE-MGYToday and in the next video, we are focusing on its cosmetic and postural effects.If you analyze the lateral cephalometry of good-looking people who catch...

February 4, 2020By Blue Tooth DentalCosmetic Teeth0 CommentsRead more...

Underdevelopment In The Lower Jaw

Today, let’s have a look at the lower jaw.The lower jaw is the only mobile bone in the human skull. The top jaw is strongly fixed to the base of the skull, but the bottom jaw can move in all the three dimensions. This jaw is jointed to the temporal bone. The distance between this joint and brain is very short, sometimes less than 2 mm.As opposed to the upper jaw, the length of the lower jaw the red...

January 8, 2020By Blue Tooth DentalDentist0 CommentsRead more...

Underdevelopment in the Midface

In the second video we reached the point that modern human lifestyle affects our midface development, and then this resulted underdevelopment affects the rest of our body. Now, let’s see how this underdevelopment looks in the midface which is the primary affected site. Let’s start with the palate. As you see in this picture, if we look at the palate from the front, the palate is a plate which separates oral and nasal cavities. If the palate forms above its proper...

December 3, 2019By Blue Tooth DentalDentist0 CommentsRead more...

Do Animals Face The Same Dental Problems As Humans?

Hi I am Dr.Faraz and I am a dentist. Today, I am going to discuss why animals that are living in nature are not facing the problems that we face as human.Why do their teeth always erupt in the correct position? Why don’t they have crooked teeth? Why don’t they have any problems with their growth, for example why don’t they have any issues with wisdom teeth? Why are their teeth cavities so rare? Most importantly, is it human destiny to face these problems,...

November 22, 2019By Blue Tooth DentalDentist0 CommentsRead more...

Teeth Jewellery

Everyone Is Getting Teeth Jewellery & You Should Too. Forget about perfectly white teeth, it’s all about teeth jewellery. The trend of adding a jewel to your tooth is on the rise, it’s the perfect way to highlight your teeth and make your smile stand out. It not only gives your smile the WOW factor, but it’s fun! Choose from a range of gems and jewels whether it’s a small symbol or your star sign.It’s important that you make sure...

September 2, 2019By Blue Tooth DentalDentist0 CommentsRead more...

Cosmetic Teeth Straightening

Have you wanted perfectly straight teeth but you’ve always put it off because you don’t want braces? Well, we have the answer for you; with cosmetic teeth straightening.At Blue Tooth Dental we perform cosmetic teeth straightening on our patients who are after perfectly straight teeth, and before I explain more, it takes only a minimum of 6 months. I know I’d take cosmetic teeth straightening over two years of braces any day.At Blue Tooth Dental, we know how our...

September 2, 2019By Blue Tooth DentalCosmetic Teeth0 CommentsRead more...

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Recovery

Your wisdom teeth are your last molars, generally developing by the time you turn 17. If your wisdom teeth don’t grow out well, you could be left with misaligned teeth, cysts around the gums, infection, neighbouring tooth damage and other related issues. If your dentist has recommended wisdom tooth removal because of one of these issues, you will have to learn more about extractions and post-operative care.Although it doesn’t take very long to remove the teeth, the recovery process...

October 19, 2016By Blue Tooth DentalWisdom Teeth0 CommentsRead more...

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Wisdom Teeth – Do They Really Need to Come Out?

For some people, it seems like a dental rite of passage that their wisdom teeth will come out. While your dentist may recommend wisdom tooth extraction during a general check-up, the procedure is not always necessary. In fact, extraction should generally only be done when a wisdom tooth has decayed beyond repair or if the tooth causes excessive pain and other symptoms.On the other hand though, wisdom teeth that don’t cause any discomfort aren’t necessarily completely healthy. To determine...

October 19, 2016By Blue Tooth DentalWisdom Teeth0 CommentsRead more...

4 Steps to Impeccable Oral Hygiene

Oral hygiene is not limited to brushing and flossing twice daily. It’s an all-round approach that involves watching what you eat, going for routine dental examinations, getting your teeth professionally cleaned and treating minor tooth problems. If you neglect your teeth, you will have excessive tartar formation, which could lead to bacterial infections, gum disorders, deep cavities and in some cases an increased risk of developing cancer. Dental Care for a Lasting Smile The next time you look at yourself in...

October 11, 2016By Blue Tooth DentalOral Hygiene0 CommentsRead more...

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