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  Dentistry in 2024 includes an array of cutting-edge techniques and tools including restoration systems that use CAD/CAM technology including impressions and digital images 3D printing for prosthetics and teledentistry platforms to facilitate remote consultations. These tools streamline workflows, minimize the error margin, and permit customized and precise treatment options that weren't possible just in the past. The shift to digital solutions has several advantages. For doctors, this results in faster procedures, lower cost of materials, and the ability to offer more reliable results. Patients benefit from it thanks to fewer and shorter visits to the doctor's office as well as lower discomfort in procedures and faster healing times. That's why we've written this article so that you can get a handbook and a review of the most recent dental equipment that are used in dental clinics. As we enter 2024, the most cutting-edge technology and tools are poised to revolutioniz...

Oral cancer Oral cancer is a serious is where a tumor develops on the surface of the gums, lips, or tongue. The rate of oral cancer in India has increased to 60%-90% due to low maintenance of poor oral hygiene. It belongs to a larger group of cancers called head and neck cancers. Most develop in the squamous cells. Mouth cancer grows slowly depending on various factors, including the type of cancer, its location, and the patient’s overall health. Mouth cancer can spread locally and to other parts of the body through a process called metastasis and invade nearby tissues, including muscles, nerves, and bones of the jaw or face this is what mouth cancer looks like,   Early symptoms of oral cancer Images The very first symptom of mouth cancer is white patches inside the mouth that can't be wiped away also known as Leukplakia Small ulcers in the mouth that do not cure within two weeks and bleeds easily.  Thickening or lumps on gums and near cheeks Numbness in the throat. Painful sw...

  What is dental flossing? Dental flossing is a crucial aspect of oral hygiene. It is the process of removing food particles and plaque ( a sticky film that builds up on teeth and contributes to cavities and gum disease) from areas between teeth that a toothbrush can't reach. Many people overlook the importance of flossing, especially after meals, not realizing that different types of food can affect dental health in various ways. Of course, flossing alone isn’t enough. Dentists recommend that it's important to floss correctly according to the type of food consumed. If you are going to floss only once a day, it's best to do it at night just before going to sleep. This article provides step-by-step proper flossing techniques to remove each type of food to help enhance your oral hygiene routine, prevent dental issues, and maintain a healthy, bright smile. Types of Dental Floss Certain foods are more likely to get stuck between your teeth, and knowing how to floss teeth to rem...