Dental Clinic in Noida | Dentist in Noida

  Waking up with a brighter and energetic mornings everyday is all we desire for …..But for 40% of those who don’t sleep well and after a crummy night Waking up with a headache or pain in teeth and jaws? This might be due to clenching of jaws or grinding of teeth while sleeping. This condition is known as Bruxism . Many kids and adults unknowingly clench their teeth and this can happen at any time of day.  This condition can lead to 1.        Enamel wear due to friction created between upper and lower jaws while grinding. 2.        Tooth damage 3.        Half moon shaped scallops at the edge of tongue 4.        Flat teeth 5.        Increased sensitivity to hot and cold 6.        Tooth Fracture What Is a Night Guard A night guard is a removable appliance or an Occlusal Splint which protects the teeth...

  Dr Sunanda Gogia,  Dentist In Noida Happy Tooth Dental Clinic Shop.no. 9, Ground Floor, Sethi Arcade, Opposite Mahagun Moderne, Sethi Max Royal Sector 76, Noida

What is the right time to start Orthodontic Treatment?   “A smiling face is a beautiful face. A smiling heart is a happy heart.” Beautiful smile is what we always aspire for, be it any age or gender and Orthodontic treatment is the key to transformation to a pleasing smile. In orthodontics, age is no bar……yes !!! Orthodontic treatment can be started at any age depending on several factors. Early Orthodontic age… age seven and above Some children can have orthodontic issues as early at the age of 7 when permanent teeth start erupting. This is the time when teeth need to be assessed by the orthodontist. These are some common reasons to intervene orthodontic treatment at this age. Early treatment can prevent more severe problems from developing, reduce the need for extractions, and create a stable foundation for future orthodontic work. Protruding teeth Crowded teeth Gaps between teeth Misalignment Trouble eating Difficulty speaking Mouth breathing and thumb sucking habits Whether yo...

Broken Tooth Due to a fall? Dentist guidance on steps to follow and preserve that teeth  As a practicing dentist, I have treated many cases at my clinic where teeth gets broken or chipped off due to a fall while playing, cycling etc. One of common questions of patient is - can broken tooth be restored ? The short answer is yes - if and only if patient visits dental clinic in time with fragmented part of tooth preserved. Case Study 1 A 16 year old boy visited our Dental Clinic in Noida with pain, bleeding and lacerated lips. The boy has fallen down while playing football which had hurt his teeth and lips badly. Clinical examination revealed a fractured front tooth which was tender. Given it was front tooth, the boy was anxious about his smile. The incident happened 20 mins back and the boy's brother had the fractured part of tooth with them from the incident spot.  As the first step, it was important to calm the patient down that he will get his smile back.  In such cases ...

  It is really a blessing to see your child grow. Dental health of kids is very important as part of their journey. As a practicing Dentist in Noida, I often hear queries about dental health about children from parents. One of the common queries is worry of parents by observing gaps in milk teeth. We often notice large gaps between the milk teeth when they start erupting at the age of 6 months to 2 years. These gaps are normal and supposed to be there between the milk teeth. Milk teeth have a different anatomy than the permanent teeth. Milk teeth are milky white in appearance and small in size like pearls. When they start erupting in mouth at the age of 6 to 8 months the jaw size is very small. Permanent teeth start erupting at the age of 6 to 8 years in children. Permanent teeth or adult teeth have a different anatomy and are bigger in size. They erupt at the back side of the milk tooth. It is due to the spaces present in between the milk teeth, jaws at the age the age of 6 to 8...

As a practicing dentist, one very common query I receive from my patients - " Doctor should we use electric toothbrush for more efficient cleaning of our teeth? " Well answer to this question is very simple. Ultimately what is desired is plaque free teeth and healthy gums after brushing everyday ! To achieve this we follow different methods of brushing.