What is Minimally Invasive Dentistry and How is it Different from Regular Dentistry?   The goal of minimally invasive dentistry, or microdentistry, is to conserve healthy tooth structure. It focuses on prevention, remineralization, and minimal dentist intervention. Using scientific advances, minimally invasive dentistry allows dentists to perform the least amount of dentistry needed while ...

Osteoporosis, a disease that decreases bone density and weakens bones, affects 10 million people. In addition, more than one-third of females over age 65 display signs and symptoms of the disease.         Most individuals inflicted with osteoporosis are not diagnosed until a fracture occurs. In addition, they are unaware that oral-health problems, such as tooth loss and...

Means straight teeth. City Clinic is the only clinic in Sharm El Sheikh that provides invisible ortho.using the famous invisalign which is most advanced technique for ortho.it consists of a set of transparent appliances mounted in mouth and to be changed periodically to allow teeth movement in its proper place.

Some patients may experience tooth sensitivity when using tartar-control toothpaste, but the good news is that when they stop using the toothpaste, the sensitivity goes away.   "Dentists and hygienists often recommend that patients use tartar-control toothpaste, particularly after a cleaning, to help prevent the build-up of tartar, which can lead to gum disease," says Academy of General Den...

Women can attribute bloating, irritability, moodiness, and the occasional hot flash or emotional outburst to hormones. But, according to an article in the May 2009 issue of AGD Impact, the Academy of General Dentistry’s (AGD) monthly newsmagazine, the state of one’s oral health is hormone-dependant as well.   Hormonal changes occur throughout a woman’s life, and related to these hor...

A good night’s sleep has the power to restore the body and enliven the mind. For the 18 million Americans who experience symptoms of sleep apnea, a good night’s sleep also has the power to save their lives. Obstructive sleep apnea is a serious, life-threatening disorder that is characterized as a series of episodes in which a person stops breathing for 10 seconds or longer during sleep, accord...

It is combination of removable and fixed prosthesis together attached with each others. Sometime it is called precision attachment This kind of appliances is of great value to people suffered from bony ridge resumption where implants can not be applied.

When your dentist determines that you have a cavity in a tooth, he or she will tell you that you need a filling. But what exactly will your dentist use to fill the hole after the decay has been removed? Dental amalgam is the most widely used and researched material for fillings. It has been used to restore the teeth of more than 100 million Americans over the past 150 years.   Dental amalga...

A prosthetics is the restoration of a missing tooth or teeth which can be done with either Porcelain Bridge or implants.
1st porcelain bridges (crowns) the using of the normal porcelain fused to metal crowns and bridges now days are limited due to the appearance of the new zirconia’s bridges that has shown a great compressive strength. The advantages of zirconia’s crowns over the porcelain fused to metal is that in the zirconia’s there is no metal core the core material is ceramic this will give a real natural look of the crowns with regards to good strength properties.
Implants it is a common way for restoring missing teeth. It is done by applying metal...

What is Oral Piercing?   Oral piercing can cause pain, swelling, infection, drooling, taste loss, scarring, chipped teeth, and tooth loss. Most dentists discourage oral piercing due to the many risks involved. If you do decide to get an oral piercing it is important to understand the regulations, associated problems and proper maintenance.   What should I know before getting an oral ...

It is the removal of the diseased tooth nerve and obturation of the tooth canals saving the tooth from extraction it is the most reliable method to protect the teeth from extraction in case of pulp exposure and dento alveolar abscess. A good root canal can make the tooth to be preserved in its place for the normal life span of it.

What is Laser Dentistry?   What is a laser and how does it work? A laser is an instrument that produces a very narrow, intense beam of light energy. When laser light comes in contact with tissue, it causes a reaction. The light produced by the laser can remove, vaporize, or shape tissue.   Are lasers used in dentistry? Yes, lasers have been used in dentistry since 1990. The U.S. Fo...

Now a days using plasma core or UV light you can obtain 2-3 degrees whiter color for teeth it is a simple procedure, time consuming related to the bleaching trays which is less effective and takes much more time In less than 30min you can modify your smile by improving the color of your teeth with minimal or no postoperative sensitivity.