What It Is Teledentistry involves conducting dental consultations via video calls, phone calls, or other digital communication platforms. This allows patients to speak with their dentist remotely about oral health concerns without needing to visit the office in person. How It’s Used Why It’s Used Convenience for patients who cannot easily access a dental office […]
A patient with special needs may be affected by medical, developmental, physical or cognitive conditions with special considerations when receiving any medical treatment, including dental care. This kind of care requires compassion, understanding and kindness, and it’s understandable why parents or carers of children with special needs would want them to receive the most specialised
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Dental trauma to baby teeth is not uncommon. It is most frequent in young children between the ages of two and four years old. Usually, this is the period when children are learning to walk and explore, often falling or bumping into objects in their environment, causing injury to the teeth. Should Dental Help Be
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Dental Plaque Biofilm is an interesting topic of discussion in the oral health community. At Wiggly Teeth, we believe that education and understanding the varying factors that can affect your oral health is the most effective way of preventing dental caries (tooth decay). What Is A Biofilm? A biofilm essentially serves as a protective space
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It might be a surprising revelation that while we breathe through both our mouth and nose, it is always best when we take in oxygen through our nose. This is due to several factors, such as the hairs that line our nose defending us against pathogens, bacteria, and dirt. Our noses also warm the air
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