Everything looks the same on a website. Four checks separate a clinic worth flying to from one worth avoiding — and the red flags are specific.
Read the article →The gaps and sensitivity people blame on the cleaning were caused by the gum disease it uncovered.
Read the article →If spicy food burns and your mouth opens less than it used to, that is worth catching early.
Read the article →Most women are told to avoid the dentist entirely. That advice causes more harm than the treatment it avoids.
Read the article →Gum does not grow back on its own, but the recession can be stopped and the root can be covered.
Read the article →Toothpaste, ayurveda and antibiotics all get recommended for it. None of them reach the part that matters.
Read the article →An implant that loosens years later rarely fails without warning, and the early signs are far easier to treat.
Read the article →Most people expect it to hurt more than having a tooth out. For most people, it hurts less.
Read the article →Three ways to fill the same gap, and the right one depends less on budget than most people are told.
Read the article →For most treatment the difference hardly matters. For some, it is the whole difference.
Read the article →The star rating is one of the least useful ways to tell clinics apart. Here is what is.
Read the article →A handful of short visits spread over months, which changes how much the journey matters.
Read the article →One of the most common things patients are told — and very often the beginning of a plan rather than the end of one.
Read the article →The number in the name is not a menu you pick from. It is an outcome of what your jaw can support.
Read the article →The most useful question to settle before booking flights — and the one most people ask last.
Read the article →A real technique, not a marketing phrase — but what you walk out with is not what you keep.
Read the article →It has the worst reputation in dentistry, and the reputation belongs to the toothache, not the treatment.
Read the article →Gum disease that has reached the bone used to mean cutting. It increasingly does not.
Read the article →Gum disease is as common as tooth decay and far easier to ignore, because for a long time it does not hurt.
Read the article →Age six, not thirteen. By the time crooked teeth are obvious, the easiest window has usually closed.
Read the article →The procedure people put off longest, and the one his patients write about most.
Read the article →Two long-standing patients live outside India. Both describe the same arrangement — and it is the arrangement, not the price, that makes it work.
Read the article →Send us a message. If it is something simpler, we will say so.
