How Does Sugar Affect Your Dental Health?

Diet and Dental Health

Oral Health and Well‑Being

28 November 2023

How Does Sugar Affect Your Dental Health?

We all know that consuming excessive amounts of sugar is not good for our overall health. But did you know that sugar can also have a detrimental effect on your dental health? In fact, sugar has been identified as one of the leading causes of tooth decay and cavities. So, why is sugar so harmful […]

All You Need to Know about Multiple Sclerosis and Dental Extractions

Dental Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

15 August 2022

All You Need to Know about Multiple Sclerosis and Dental Extractions

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) may not seem directly related to dental health at first glance, but the connection is stronger than many realise. This chronic neurological condition can affect a person’s ability to maintain proper oral hygiene, leading to an increased risk of dental problems and complications during treatments such as tooth extractions. Understanding how Multiple […]

How Can Menopause Affect Your Oral Health?

Lifestyle Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

28 July 2022

How Can Menopause Affect Your Oral Health?

Problems in menopause caused by lower levels of estrogen affect the female body in various ways. Besides well-known and treated issues, there are some unexpected symptoms produced by this natural condition such as oral health issues. For that reason, it is very important to have regular dental treatments at your chosen dentist and try not […]

Oral Health and Well‑Being

21 October 2021

What Can Bulimia Do to Your Teeth?

At first, it may not seem obvious that a psychiatric disorder can cause dental problems. Bulimia is known to cause serious medical and dental problems. It can have plenty of complications for your health, including tooth discolouration, rapid tooth decay, rapid weight loss etc. The first signs of bulimia are often spotted by dentists which […]

Supernumerary Teeth – How Should Your Extra Teeth Be Treated

Dental Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

15 April 2021

Supernumerary Teeth – How Should Your Extra Teeth Be Treated

When it comes to teeth-related concerns, most people worry about tooth decay, cavities, gum disease, mouth sores, and tooth sensitivity. Also, aesthetically speaking, people are usually more concerned about having fewer teeth in their mouth than having too many of them. That said, can having too many teeth really be a problem? Yes, it can […]

Oral Health and Well‑Being

Tooth Pain

15 January 2021

Sinus and Tooth Pain – How Are These Two Connected?

Toothache is never good news. Let’s face it, nobody likes it and it is just one more inconvenience we have to face eventually. And while most of the toothaches are caused by poor oral hygiene and unlucky coincidence, there are cases where you can experience sinus tooth pain. Oftentimes an unexplained tooth pain is related […]

Antibiotics and Tooth Infections: How They Work and When They Help

Dental Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

15 March 2020

Antibiotics and Tooth Infections: How They Work and When They Help

Tooth infections can be painful, persistent, and potentially serious if left untreated. While dental procedures such as a root canal are often required to remove the source of infection, antibiotics can play an important role in stopping bacteria from spreading and supporting recovery. But how exactly do antibiotics work, and when are they truly needed […]

What Is Mastication and Why It’s Important for Your Oral Health

Oral Health and Well‑Being

26 February 2020

What Is Mastication and Why It’s Important for Your Oral Health

Being in pain due to bad teeth or jaw issues while you go about your daily activities can cause a lot of stress. That stress can aggravate conditions like TMJ disorder, even more, causing even more damage to your oral health and overall health. You can’t chew your food properly if you have bad teeth, […]

How Long Can a Dead Tooth Stay in Your Mouth?

Dental FAQs

Oral Health and Well‑Being

31 January 2020

How Long Can a Dead Tooth Stay in Your Mouth?

Did you know that your teeth are actually living structures? Each tooth contains nerves, blood vessels, and soft tissue that keep it alive and healthy. When these internal tissues are damaged or infected, the tooth can lose its vitality – essentially, it “dies.” A dead tooth may not always cause pain right away, which is […]

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