JMD the Tooth Clinic

26/03/2026

Root Canal Treatment( RCT)

26/03/2026

Scaling (Oral Prophylaxis)

26/03/2026

Wisdom Teeth (3rd Molar) Extraction

26/03/2026

Wisdom Teeth (3rd Molar ) Extraction

11/11/2025

A recent study has confirmed a powerful mouth–body link during pregnancy. Women with gum inflammation or periodontitis face nearly double the risk of pre-term birth or low-birth-weight babies.

Researchers believe bacteria and inflammatory molecules from infected gums can enter the bloodstream, affecting the placenta and triggering early labor signals.

Pregnancy hormones make gums more reactive to plaque, often causing redness, bleeding, and tenderness. What seems like mild gum inflammation can quickly progress deeper, silently influencing systemic inflammation. These immune changes, when persistent, can affect uterine stability and fetal growth—turning a local oral infection into a potential pregnancy complication.

This isn’t rare—studies estimate up to seven in ten pregnant women develop some degree of gum inflammation. Medical and dental experts now consider maternal oral health a vital part of prenatal care, as maintaining healthy gums supports overall pregnancy outcomes and newborn well-being.

07/11/2025

When a tooth is lost and not replaced, it sets off a silent but steady chain reaction. The neighbouring teeth start to shift into the gap, while the opposing tooth over-erupts, disturbing the bite and creating long-term alignment problems.

With time, the jawbone beneath the missing tooth begins to resorb due to lack of stimulation. This bone loss can alter facial structure, reduce lip support, and make future restorations more complex or less stable.

As teeth drift, tiny spaces form between them, trapping food and bacteria. This leads to cavities, gum disease, and even infection, often progressing unnoticed until significant damage occurs.

Early tooth replacement isn’t just about appearance — it’s essential for maintaining bone health, bite balance, and overall oral function. Modern restorative dentistry offers reliable options like implants, bridges, and dentures to restore natural stability and prevent further complications.

25/06/2025

Infections from untreated upper molars and premolars can spread beyond the tooth roots into the maxillary sinuses. This is called odontogenic sinusitis. It can cause facial pressure, chronic sinus congestion, and even pus discharge from the nose.
Unlike regular sinus infections, these do not respond well to antibiotics alone and often need dental treatment.
Early diagnosis and prompt root canal or extraction are essential to avoid complications. Always investigate sinus symptoms linked with dental pain.

27/01/2025

27/01/2025

How to maintain Dental Health