Dr Arpita Anand

  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Realtooth advice

    Your smile is more than just an expression — it’s a powerful professional asset. In the workplace, a confident smile conveys 3 things approachability, trustworthiness, and leadership presence. Studies show people who smile more often are perceived as more competent and collaborative. On the other hand, dental issues like stained, misaligned, or missing teeth can lead to self-consciousness, af...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Why Every Business Owner Should Care About Oral Health

    Oral health isn’t just about teeth — it directly impacts productivity, confidence, and overall wellness. For business owners, employees with poor oral health often face missed workdays due to dental pain, reduced efficiency, and higher medical costs. Research links gum disease to systemic issues like diabetes, heart disease, and low immunity — all of which affect workplace performance. At...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Myth busting series

    Many parents assume that if no sugar is added to milk, bottles can’t harm teeth. The truth? Even plain milk and formula contain natural sugars that, when left on teeth overnight, feed bacteria and cause nursing bottle caries or baby bottle tooth decay. At Realtooth, we see this often — tiny upper front teeth turning brown or breaking early. What we do differently: Our pediatric dentists g...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Myth busting series

    Your mouth is more than a smile — it’s a window to your overall health. Dental problems like bad breath, bleeding gums, cavities, and gum disease can signal deeper health concerns, including heart disease, kidney problems, digestive issues, and even mental health disorders. Bacteria from infected gums or teeth can enter the bloodstream, causing serious complications in other organs. At Rea...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Dental Myth busting series

    “Don’t eat sugar, you’ll get cavities!” A saying every parent says to their child ! Right . While sugar is a big player, it’s not the only culprit. Cavities form when bacteria in your mouth feed on carbohydrates (not just sugar) and produce acid that erodes enamel. This means chips, bread, crackers, and even raisins can be just as harmful if they stick to teeth and aren’t cleaned...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    How to Choose the Right Toothpaste

    Walk down a supermarket and you’ll find 20+ types of toothpaste staring back at you—whitening, herbal, sensitivity, cavity protectio, so which one is your perfect match? Choice actually is not guided by packaging but it should be guided by suggestion of your dentist . At Realtooth after evaluating your dental conditions , dentists recommend toothpaste based on 1. Cavity prone teeth - advis...
  • Dr Arpita Anand  

    posted a blog

    8 months ago

    Wedding-Ready Smiles: The 2025 Trend Every Bride & Groom Wants

    In 2025, brides and grooms want more than a bright smile — they want a natural-looking one. With wedding photography sharper than ever, overly perfect, artificial smiles can stand out for the wrong reasons. Your wedding day is one of the most photographed days of your life — every laugh, candid moment, and “I do” will be captured forever. And at the heart of it all? Your smile. That...

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