Drg Kirti Moorjani

Gum Talk: Answering Your Top Questions One of the most common problems we often encounter is the discomfort and worry stemming from gum issues.  Red, swollen, and bleeding gums can be not only uncomfortable but also alarming.  This discomfort can significantly impact your daily life, affecting your eating habits, confidence, and overall well-being. The Crucial Role of Gum Health The health of your gums isn’t just about oral hygiene; it’s a critical component that affects your entire body’s health.  Gum diseases have been linked to various health complications, including heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory problems.  Addressing gum health proactively means you're not just taking steps to preserve your beautiful smile but also making a significant investment in your overall health and quality of life. FAQ Section Q1: What are the signs of unhealthy gums? A1: Unhealthy gums often appear red or white, swollen, and may bleed easily, especially during brushing or flos...

The Science Behind Clear Aligners  Orthodontics has evolved tremendously over the years. With the emergence of clear aligners, patients now have a modern, almost invisible method to straighten their teeth.  This Post aims to shed light on the science behind these innovative devices, identify the ideal candidate, and address the frequently asked questions.  Orthodontics has come a long way from the metallic braces that were once the sole option for those desiring straight teeth. Enter clear aligners — a revolutionary advancement that merges aesthetics with functionality. But how do they work, and what's the science behind these near-invisible teeth straighteners? Let's dive in. Materials Used in Clear Aligners Clear aligners are typically made of a thermoplastic material specially designed for medical use. This material is strong enough to exert pressure on the teeth, yet flexible enough to be comfortable for the wearer. It's transparent, ensuring discretion, and is free f...