Medical articles of Dentistry

Sleep bruxism can damage teeth by causing excessive wear, cracks, fractures and sensitivity, particularly when grinding or clenching is frequent or forceful. It can also contribute to damage to fillin...

In this article here, highly skilled London-based dentist, Dr Shahab Ghassemi, talks to us about the restoration process of severely damaged teeth.

A compromised dentition can affect a patient's ability to eat comfortably, speak confidently and maintain good oral health. Successful rehabilitation requires far more than repairing damaged teeth; it...

For many patients, the transition from missing or failing teeth to a complete, confident smile is not simply cosmetic. Behind every restored smile lies a carefully planned sequence of treatments tailo...

Upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS) is a lesser-known sleep-related breathing disorder that can significantly affect quality of life. Often mistaken for simple snoring or mild sleep disturbance, i...

A confident smile can have a profound impact on how people feel and how others perceive them. For many, imperfections such as chips, gaps, or discolouration can affect confidence. Porcelain veneers of...

Understanding the advantages of dental crowns helps patients make informed decisions about their dental care.

A narrow upper jaw can cause crowding, bite imbalance and breathing difficulties. Many adults and older adolescents are now assessed for palatal expansion using minimally invasive methods such as MARP...

This article explains the MARPE/MSE treatment process, associated discomfort, and what to expect during activation and healing.

When we think about oral health, we often focus on brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist. However, there’s an entire microscopic world inside your mouth that plays a vital role in keeping your ...