In the third video we studied the effects of midface underdevelopment in the top 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 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...
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...
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,...
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...
Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for one's teeth in order to keep them healthy and mitigate future issues. Being proactive and involved in your child’s dental health from an early age is important for their long-term health. A positive relationship with the dentist from an early age helps to avoid cavities, gum disease, enamel wear and aids the early diagnosis of other teeth issues. By promoting the dentists’ chair as a good place and not one to...
