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TROUBLE WITH YOUR DENTURES? HERE’S WHAT TO DO Dentures are meant to restore your smile and chewing function—not cause discomfort. But sometimes, especially in the first weeks or months, patients may experience issues like looseness, pain, difficulty chewing, or even sore spots on the gums. Whether you’re new to dentures or you’ve had them for […]
What to Do When Your Dentures Are Loose, Painful, or Causing Sores Read More »
So you’ve had a dental filling done—likely using composite resin, the tooth-coloured material that blends in with your natural teeth. But now, a few hours or days later, you’re feeling some pain or discomfort. Should you be worried? In most cases, mild sensitivity or discomfort is normal for a short period after a filling. But
FILLING DONE, BUT STILL IN PAIN? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Read More »
Many patients attend dental consultations, receive a diagnosis and treatment plan, then disappear for months. Life gets busy. Budgets shift. Priorities compete. But what often gets overlooked is this: your dental condition doesn’t pause just because you do. Let’s break this down. Imagine a patient visits a dental clinic in October and is told they
WHY DENTAL DIAGNOSES AREN’T TIMELESS: THE CASE FOR ACTING EARLY Read More »
Are you hiding your smile in photos because of chipped, gapped, or discoloured teeth? You’re not alone. Many Zimbabweans are discovering a simple and effective dental solution called composite bonding — a cosmetic procedure that can reshape and restore your teeth in just one visit. Whether you’re preparing for a job interview, about to join
Composite Bonding in Harare Zimbabwe – Smile Make Over Read More »
When applying for jobs abroad, particularly on cruise ships, many recruiters require a thorough Medical and Dental Examination along with a Dental Clearance Form. This is a mandatory requirement that ensures workers are fit for duty and free from conditions that may pose health risks in the confined and demanding environments of cruise ships. What
Getting Medical and Dental Exams for Zimbabwean Workers Seeking Overseas Jobs Read More »
I often treat patients who have cavities between 2 teeth, whether it’s a dark spot that starts to appear in between the front (incisors) or a situation developing between the molars and pre-molars. Interproximal caries as it is called is one of the most common form of tooth decay, because even people who brush their
Dr. Meno and Shamiso Discuss Composite Resin Fillings SHAMISO: Good morning, Dr. Meno. I’m writing a school project on dental care, and I have a few questions about composite resin fillings. Is that okay? DR. MENO: Good morning, Shamiso. Absolutely! Composite resin fillings are an excellent topic, and I’m happy to help. Fire away! SHAMISO:
A Patient Asks A Dentist About How Fillings Work Read More »
In my 13 years of experience working with Dentists and other clinicians to replace teeth, one question we often get asked is, “May I see a sample of what a dental bridge looks like?”. It is a valid question yet for most Dental Clinicians, usually due to privacy concerns of patients we there may be
Sample Work : Dental Bridge For Missing Molar Delivered (Pictures Attached) Read More »
Bad breath, or halitosis, is a common issue that can significantly impact social interactions and self-esteem. Surprisingly, many individuals remain unaware of their own bad breath, a phenomenon influenced by several psychological and physiological factors. Understanding these factors is crucial for fostering self-awareness and promoting better oral health. Sensory Adaptation: Becoming Numb to Our Own
Why we may not notice our own bad breath: A Call for Self-Awareness Read More »
A lot of people get into my WhatsApp indbox on a daily basis to ask how much we charge for a tooth extraction. Well without wasting time I will dive into the short answers, then expand further for those who stick around. Is that a fair deal? So the short Answer is : Now that
How Much Does a Tooth Extraction Cost in Harare? Read More »
