Myofunctional therapy is a combination of physical therapy exercises for the mouth, tongue, and face muscles. The exercises are designed specifically to improve your chewing and swallowing, and most importantly, the way you breathe.
Bruxism is an involuntary movement disorder where you may unknowingly clench your teeth when you're awake or clench or grind them during sleep...
In the post-COVID era, digitalisation in dentistry is more pertinent than ever. We need to rely on digital tools to increase patient safety and control cross-contamination...
Can misaligned teeth cause headaches? If your child often complains of headaches, it might actually be related to his/her jaw and teeth misalignment...
Some parents might wonder, "Are baby teeth really that important to my child?" Primary, or "baby," teeth are important for many reasons. Not only do they help children speak clearly…
Just when you thought you and your baby had mastered breastfeeding, established a comfortable sleeping pattern and happily started solids, out come those little pearly whites!
The position of teeth depends on the function of the lips, tongue and cheek. The way the baby teeth erupt does not determine their final position.
Regular dental visits are ideal to ensure that your child remains cavity free & receives hygiene instructions to maintain healthy gums.