Milk teeth look temporary, but they shape how a child eats, speaks, and smiles each day. When decay starts early, parents often feel confused: Is this normal? Does it hurt? Does it affect adult teeth? This guide explains milk tooth decay in clear steps and shows how a paediatric dentist [...]
Parents often spot the pattern before anyone else: nightly snoring, mouth breathing, a nasal voice, or colds that linger. These clues often point to adenoids, a small pad of immune tissue behind the nose. When adenoids enlarge, a child may sleep poorly, breathe through the mouth, or struggle with ear [...]
Facial pain can distract you when it starts during a workday, returns after a cold, or flares during allergy season. It can also confuse you because the discomfort may sit in the cheek, jaw, temple, or around the eye, even when the trigger starts elsewhere. Face pain often links to [...]
Blocked breathing can feel like a small issue until it becomes your norm. Many people describe swelling inside the nose, a reduced sense of smell, or a nose that stays congested even after cold medicines. One possible reason is nasal polyps—soft growths linked with long‑term inflammation in the nose and [...]
A blocked nose may seem minor, yet it can disrupt sleep, exercise, and concentration. Most people try a quick blocked nose remedy, but nasal congestion often comes from swollen lining inside the nose, not just mucus. That is why the same spray or home tip works one day and fails [...]
A lump on the neck can cause concern, especially when it appears suddenly or feels persistent. While many neck lumps are harmless, understanding what they mean helps you decide when to visit a specialist. The human neck contains important glands, muscles, lymph nodes, and thyroid tissue, so any swelling in [...]
Your voice carries more than words. It reflects how your throat feels, how you breathe, how you sleep, and how you use your vocal cords every day. Many people notice a voice change after a cold, a long meeting, or a late night, and that often settles with rest. Sometimes, [...]
Snoring is one of the most common nighttime sounds in households across the world. While it may seem harmless, it often signals that airflow through the throat or nose is partly blocked during sleep. The vibration of these tissues produces the low, rumbling noise most people recognise as snoring. But [...]
Tonsils are often mentioned during sore throat episodes, yet few people understand their true purpose. They are small clusters of tissue located in the back of the throat, but their role extends beyond simple anatomy. To appreciate their importance, you need to know what tonsils are, where they are found, [...]
A visibly swollen neck can make anyone uneasy, but not every swelling signals danger. One of the most common conditions causing neck swelling is goitre — an enlargement of the thyroid gland located at the base of the neck. The thyroid controls metabolism, body temperature, and energy use. When it [...]