PORTAL MyHEALTH Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia
What To Look For In Children’s Toothpaste?
The right selection of toothpaste plays a role to good oral healthcare. This article serves to provide some information on children’s toothpaste.
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The Effects Of Viral Infection At The Oro-Facial Region
In general dental practice, it is common infection encountered and could be able to manage in the facilities. However, the features of the infection may vary from different viruses, thus the management of the lesions together with prediction possible complications may also vary
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Thumb Sucking Habit – Orthodontic Perspective
Thumb sucking habit It is the habit that develops when a child sucks his or her thumb, digits or objects day/night.
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Bell’s Palsy
Bell’s palsy is an acute paralysis on one side of the face involving facial nerve. Facial nerve is the seventh cranial nerve that innervates all muscles of facial expression
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Unrestorable Tooth
The goal of dental treatment is to save the natural tooth for a lifetime. However, there are instances in that a tooth cannot be saved and, therefore, render it “non-restorable.”
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Difficulty In Swallowing
Difficulty with swallowing is the feeling that food or liquid is stuck in the throat or at any point before the food enters the stomach.
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Feeding In Cleft Babies
The most common problems encountered are prolonged feeding times and an inadequate nutritional intake. This may lead to excessive burning of calories, which in turn compromises weight gain.
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Obesity And Periodontal Diseases
Obesity and overweight is defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health (WHO 2008).
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Pigmented Lesion Of The Oral Mucosa
The oral mucosa can take up a variety of discolorations, including brown, blue, gray and black. Such color changes are often attributed to the deposition, production, or increased accumulation of various exogenous (extrinsic) and endogenous (intrinsic) pigmented substances.
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Treatment For Peg Shaped Tooth
A peg shaped tooth or commonly called peg lateral is defined as an undersized, tapered, maxillary lateral incisor’ that may be associated with other dental anomalies, such as canine transposition and over retained deciduous teeth.
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