Retained baby teeth, also known as retained primary teeth or over-retained primary teeth, refer to a dental condition where one or more primary (baby) teeth do not naturally fall out as they should when the permanent teeth are ready to erupt.
Read MoreOsteoporosis, a condition characterized by weakened bones due to a reduction in bone density, does not directly cause a higher rate of dental decay (cavities). However, there can be indirect links and associations between osteoporosis and oral health issues
Read MoreRetained second molar deciduous teeth, also known as retained primary second molars or retained baby molars, refer to a dental condition where the primary (baby) second molars do not naturally fall out as they should when the permanent second molars are ready to erupt. This condition can occur and present unique dental challenges
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