nice piece of article which is very informative on tooth care. Without the tooth how will humanity look like? i hard hole in my tooth some month back and the pain was unbearable. The teeth are connected to all organs on the head and therefore need the best of care.

Your post shows what a good dentist you are my friend.

My mother and father both have full dentures. Thus, us their children, had our partial dentures even when we were still in primary grades.

Our teeth would really be easily damaged so all of us had our partial dentures at an early age.

And because I already had a phobia of the injection, after college, I had all my teeth extracted and had my full dentures. At least, I don’t have a problem of my teeth getting achy and be crying the whole night.

Now my problem, is how to make my denture whiter, since it has become a bit yellowish although i always brush them well , 4 times a day.

When I was young, dental care was free here in the UK. I think it made all the difference because everyone looked after their teeth better. Not many people realise bad teeth can affect other areas of health. Mine are pretty good and I put it down to that until I was forty or so I got the dental care free that I can no longer afford.

Really now a days people start comparing them with others.people did not stretch there legs according to their blanket.

Yeah exactly, even i am very frustrated at this behaviour of people and I have read now government is making policies so that people cannot waste food here and there in marriage and other functions relate with that, they will try to put a limit on spending I think but only god knows how much possible it will be to lessen the waste of food as food is the main necessity and lakhs of rupees get wasted on them and this is the worst part. Of course people should try either to save the money which they waste on unnecessary things in marriage or may donate it to needy or even give that to trusts who always make possible marriages of youth which are not able to spend on weddings for like samuhik vivah and things like that, which are time to time organised my many trusts and even by many religious and even non religious bodies with coordination with different temples or sikh temples etc.

I can understand the way you feel. Weddings do seem to have become ridiculously expensive and silly all over the world, not just India. I like seeing all the colour and so on, but when a couple then has to struggle with basic living it is not good. In fact, these days in the UK you can do quite a cheap wedding if you involve all your friends and they contribute, but that would be socially acceptable here.