FelizCity Dental Clinic

31/01/2026

Kind Attention- Teeth have connection to the nervous system.Please take care of them and visit your Dentist regularly..

31/01/2026

31/01/2026

While thumb sucking is a common early habit, continuing it beyond the toddler years can lead to an Open Bite, a dental condition where the front teeth don’t meet properly. This not only impacts the appearance of a smile but also interferes with essential functions like biting, chewing, and clear speech.

Correcting an Open Bite later often requires complex orthodontic treatments, which can be costly and time-consuming. Early intervention is key to preventing these issues and ensuring healthy oral development.

Parents play a vital role in gently guiding children away from thumb sucking before their permanent teeth emerge. Consistent, supportive strategies can protect a child’s smile, jaw alignment, and overall dental health for the future.

Source / Credit: Pediatric dentistry research and orthodontic studies

25/10/2025

Wisdom tooth or annoying tooth 🤓

25/10/2025

Brushing with the non-dominant hand may look awkward—but it’s one of the simplest ways to engage your brain while caring for your oral health. Studies in neuroplasticity show that performing routine actions differently forces the brain to “wake up,” strengthening communication between both hemispheres. This cross-activation boosts coordination, focus, and adaptability—just like exercising a new muscle.

When the brain encounters an unfamiliar task, it forms new neural pathways to handle it. Over time, these small daily challenges improve cognitive resilience and keep gray matter active. The process is similar to mental “resistance training,” enhancing memory and attention while reducing the long-term risk of cognitive decline. Even subtle acts—switching brushing hands or changing brushing sequence—train the brain to stay alert and flexible.

25/09/2025

Crunchy fruits are good for your teeth and gums because their firm texture acts as a natural toothbrush, scrubbing away plaque and food particles, while the chewing action stimulates saliva production.

25/09/2025

Will be at SMX

27/08/2025

Thumb Sucking should stop when the child is already 6