Dr. Kumar T Vadivel

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About Dr. Kumar T Vadivel

Myself Dr. Kumar T Vadivel, DDS, FDS RCS, MS. I am a board-certified Periodontal Surgeon and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Edinburgh. To serve my Texas patients with a younger-looking, healthier smile, I always remain at the forefront of dental implant, periodontal and oral surgical medicine.

Can Wisdom Tooth be Pulled if it is an Infected ?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel17 Nov, 2021Health

What is a wisdom tooth? How do you know if your wisdom teeth are infected and need to be removed? Tooth extraction in any scenario may help in heaps. Gone were the days when extracting teeth was a daunting task. Dentists now are well educated and experienced enough to operate in such conditions. Moreover, the dentists remained in a dilemma to do so.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel16 Nov, 2021Health

your wisdom teeth extracted is something that many people experience. Naturally, you want to get back on track as soon as possible, but you do not want to rush it. After a wisdom tooth extraction, it will take some time for the hole to close completely.

Emergency Tooth Extraction

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel12 Nov, 2021Health

With many tooth extraction processes, the pain from the extraction will last for two or three days. The anaesthesia you are given for the surgery will wear off in about four hours. You will be given a prescription for pain medicine from the oral surgeon. After a couple of days, all you will need is over-the-counter medications.

What effect does protein deficiency have on dental bones?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021Health

Recent research has discovered that the protein deficiency ? tristetraprolin (TTP) ? can lead to rapid bone loss in a human. The loss from this protein supplement is rather severe, with the person possibly losing as much as 20 percent of oral bone loss in as little as nine months

Does Family History Affect Your Risk for Gum Disease?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021Health

Dentists of the past have observed that people who have bad teeth and gum disease tend to produce offspring who also have them. Many years ago, it led some dentists to believe that it was probably hereditary. Genetic science has since confirmed the idea that there are specific genes that are often behind gum disease. Moreover, there is a more severe medical condition known as Aggressive Periodontitis, where a patient starts losing bone around their teeth very rapidly. Let?s study some popular scenarios related to periodontitis.

How much do you know about your Kid�s Dental Health Rank?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021Health

Dental Health of children is necessary today, but not everyone has the same access, and costs and quality also vary. WalletHub has conducted a study revealing what you need to know about health care for your kids in the different states and their dental health. Each state was ranked according to 30 different factors for healthcare for children aged 0 to 17. The factors included the average health of children in each state, the number of pediatricians and family doctors per capita

How much do you know about your Kid�s Dental Health Rank?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021Health

Is Genetic Testing Good in Treating Gum Disease � Periodontitis?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021News

Genetic testing or DNA testing is an important observation utilized by healthcare providers to detect alterations in DNA sequence or chromosomes. In the dentistry context, a dentist utilizes this technique to check whether it is helpful or not in identifying the gum disease ? periodontitis

Does Oral Sex Causes Oral Cancer?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel02 Nov, 2021News

Researchers already know that there is a strong connection between oral sex and developing oral cancer. The connection between the two is the human papillomavirus infection (HPV). This virus can lie dormant for many years ? even decades ? before it creates recognizable cancer symptoms.

Does Vaping Provide Gum Disease? is it Bad or Good?

Dr. Kumar T Vadivel01 Nov, 2021News

Not long ago, vaping became popular. It was considered as a safer alternative to smoking and possibly even an instrument to help people quit smoking. This type of advertising has led many people to jump on the bandwagon even before the product, and its long-term effects have been tested. Many of the results have come in, and it does not look good for oral health.