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Dental Myth & Facts
By Dr. Chirag
May 25, 2026
Dental Myth & Facts
Myth
Toothache Are No Cause For Worry If It Stop
Fact
If The Pain Stops, The Problem Has Not Disappeared, But Rather The Cavity Has Killed The Nerve Inside Your Tooth
Myth
Diet Soda Doesn't Hurt My Teeth
Fact
Acid In Diet Soda Weaken Tooth Enamel
Myth
Baby Teeth Do Not Matter
Fact
Baby Teeth Help To Speak Clearly & Chew Naturally. Also Aid In Dental Development, To Hold Space For Permanent Teeth
Myth
Teeth Become Weaker With Routine Calculus Cleaning or Scaling
Fact
Scaling Does Not Damage The Teeth; Rather It Strengthens Gums By Removing Hard Food Deposit (Tartar) & prevent Tooth Loss
Myth
Dental Crown Looks Unnatural
Fact
Porcelain Crowns Used For Your Dental Crown Ensure A Realistic Look. Since It Reflects Light In Much The Same Way As Natural Enamel
Myth
Swelling Caused By Painful Tooth Should Be Fomented With Hot Water
Fact
On The Contrary, This Procedure Increases Swelling
Myth
Charcoal, Salt And Tobacco Powder Are Better Than Toothpaste For Cleaning Teeth
Fact
These Materials Scrape The Tooth Surface, Causing Sensitivity And Even Fractures
Myth
Thumb Sucking Need Not Be Interrupted
Fact
Thumb Sucking Can Cause Teeth Displacement Along With Spacing If It Continuous After The Age 4
Myth
Removal Of Teeth For Braces Treatment Affect Vision
Fact
The Nerve Supply To Teeth And Eye Is Entirely Different And They Are Not Affected By Braces
Myth
Older and male dentists are more knowledgeable than younger and female ones
Fact
Expertise Does Not Depend On Age And Gender
Myth
Braces Hurts
Fact
There Is Some Discomfort From Time To Time, But Braces Are Generally Painless.
Myth
Dental Treatment Should Be Done Only After Growth Is Complete
Fact
Dental visits should begin with the appearance of a child's first tooth, typically at 6 months of age but no later than 1 year of age
Myth
White Teeth Are Healthy Teeth
Fact
The Natural Colour Of Teeth Changes From Person To Person. Hence, Best Indicators Are Fresh Breath And Zero Cavities
Myth
Oral Health Does Not Connect To Your Body
Fact
Oral Health Can Determine The Well-Being Of The Rest Of Your Body, Since Your Mouth Can Be An Entry Point For Harmful Bacteria
Myth
Upper Teeth Extraction Affects The Eyes
Fact
Vision Is Not Affected In Anyway While Undertaking Treatment Of Upper Teeth Including Its Extraction
Myth
Permanent Teeth Will Fall Out As People Age.
Fact
There Is No Specific Age For The Teeth To Fall.
Regular Dental Checkups And Proper Dental Care Can Help To Extend The Teeth Shelf Life
Myth
Braces Are For Young
Fact
You Can Get Your Teeth Straightened Using Braces No Matter Your Age
Myth
Spacing Between Teeth Is A Sign Of Good Luck
Fact
Spacing Has Nothing To Do With Destiny
Myth
The More You Brush Your Teeth, The Healthier They’ll Be
Fact
Brushing Your Teeth Too Frequently Can Lead To Enamel Wear Out. Brushing Twice A Day Is Sufficient If You Do It Properly.
Myth
You Shouldn’t Brush Too Close To The Gum Line
Fact
Brushing Bacteria Often Hang Out Where Your Tooth Meets Your Gum.
Myth
You Need To Use A Toothpick After Eating
Fact
Toothpick Can Potentially Harm Your Gums, Thus Opening The Way For Bacteria To Go Into The Gum And Cause An Infection.
Myth
Flossing Can Create Spaces Between Your Teeth
Fact
Dental Floss Is So Thin That It Surely Does Not Create Spaces Between Your Teeth
Myth
Removing Wisdom Teeth Affects Your Eyesight Or Memory
Fact
Removing Wisdom Teeth Do Not Affects Your Eyesight Or Memory
Myth
Child’s First Dental Visit Should Be Between The Ages Of 3-4 Years.
Fact
Child Should Visit The Dentist For The First Time After His Or Her First Tooth Comes In, Usually Between 6 And 12 Months.
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