MDS
Dr. Shailesh Shenoy has a post-graduate degree in Paediatric and Preventive Dentistry (MDS) from Yenepoya Dental College (2011). He is an associate of the Yenepoya Dental College and runs his own Pediatric and Multi-Specialty Dental Clinic in Mangalore, with eight years of experience. Dr. Shenoy is also a member of The International Development Association (IDA) and The Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry. He was the recipient of the Young Scientist Award at a National Level Dental Research Conference in 2017.
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Natal teeth are the first teeth present from birth. Teeth formation begins in the fetus around the sixth week of gestation (1). These teeth are usually inside the gums and not visible until fully formed. Therefore, most babies will have visible teeth a few months after birth. However, some babies are born with teeth, which…
Teething in babies occurs when the baby’s first tooth comes out through the gums. Although it adds to their cuteness and makes us adore them even more, it may not be as enjoyable for the baby. Parents constantly worry about when their baby will get their first tooth, especially the pain and fussiness it mostly…
Since most bacterial activity occurs in the mouth, nose, or teeth, bad breath is prevalent in all ages (1). It's a popular terminology for halitosis, an oral health problem. Bad breath in toddlers can be caused by various factors, which may signal an underlying medical issue or poor oral hygiene. Read on to learn about…
Tooth discoloration in children is a common dental concern where a child’s tooth or teeth lose their natural white hue, turning creamy ivory, yellow, brown, or gray. Change in tooth or tooth color changes indicate a problem. However, rest assured that not all tooth or teeth color changes indicate a problem. Yet, being a parent, knowing…
Teething is the growth of teeth through the gums that begins in infancy and continues into toddlerhood. However, teething in toddlers is not the same as it is in babies; the symptoms are distinct and must be addressed accordingly. The process of teething usually completes between the ages of one and three, so you might…
Discoloration of teeth in babies and toddlers can be worrisome for parents. However, it is a common problem and can be cured if identified early. The teeth may become off-white, gray, yellow, or brown for various reasons. For example, oral hygiene, certain medications, or physical conditions can cause teeth discoloration, and resolving the underlying causes…
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