🦷 Stage 4: Involvement of the Pulp 🦷At this critical stage, tooth decay has advanced deep into the pulp — the innermost layer of the tooth. The pulp is the heart of the tooth, containing living tissue, nerves, and blood vessels. This layer is ess

🦷 Stage 1 of Tooth Decay: White Spots 🦷Did you know that the earliest stage of tooth decay often starts without pain or sensitivity? It begins with White Spots that appear on the surface of your teeth. These spots are caused by the loss of calciu

🦷 Stage 6: Tooth Loss 🦷If tooth decay progresses through all stages without intervention, it can ultimately lead to tooth loss. In Stage 6, the tooth is too damaged to be saved and may need to be extracted. This is the final stage of decay, where

Signs of Gum Disease:1. Shifting Teeth: Teeth that move or feel loose can indicate advanced gum disease affecting the bone and tissue supporting your teeth.2. Swollen Gums: Inflammation and redness in your gums are early signs of gum disease.3. B

Identifying healthy teeth involves several indicators:1. *Color*: Healthy teeth are generally a shade of white or slightly off-white. Yellowing or browning can indicate decay or staining, while white spots may indicate early decay.2. *Texture*: H

🦷 *Signs You May Need a Root Canal* 🦷Is your tooth giving you trouble? Here are key signs you might need a root canal treatment:1. Severe Tooth Pain : Persistent or severe tooth pain, especially when chewing or applying pressure, can indicat

🦷 Stage 3: Dentin Decay 🦷When a cavity goes untreated, it progresses from the enamel to a deeper layer of the tooth called dentin. In Stage 3 of Tooth Decay, bacteria and acids have dissolved the enamel and started attacking the dentin, a softer

🦷 Stage 2 of Tooth Decay: Enamel Damage 🦷At this stage, the enamel starts breaking down beneath the surface, leaving your teeth vulnerable to further decay. Don't let it progress! Early detection and treatment can save your smile. 😁✨Book your a