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Dental Emergencies
Dental FAQs
Should You Go to the ER or See a Dentist for a Dental Emergency?
A dental emergency can escalate quickly, often outside standard clinic hours and with little warning. Sudden tooth pain, facial swelling, or oral trauma can quickly disrupt daily life. When eating, speaking, or sleeping becomes difficult, uncertainty tends to set in fast. In these moments, many people face a practical question: should the Emergency Room (ER) […]
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Dental Tips
Oral Hygiene and Health
How Can Osteoporosis Affect Your Teeth?
Osteoporosis is usually thought of as a condition that affects the hips, spine, or wrists. Dental health is not often part of the conversation. However, osteoporosis can have a real and sometimes overlooked impact on your oral health. Bones throughout the body are affected by osteoporosis, including the jawbone that supports your teeth. When bone […]
Lifestyle Tips
Oral Health and Well‑Being
How Can Menopause Affect Your Oral Health?
Menopause brings a wide range of changes to the body, most commonly linked to falling oestrogen levels. While symptoms such as hot flushes, mood changes, and sleep disruption are well known, menopause can also affect oral health in ways many women do not expect. Changes in hormones during perimenopause and menopause can influence saliva production, […]
Dental FAQs
Can TMJ Problems Cause Tinnitus?
If you’ve ever noticed a ringing or buzzing sound in your ears with no clear cause, the source of the problem might actually be your jaw. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the hinge connecting your jaw to your skull, is essential for everyday functions like chewing and speaking. When this joint becomes strained or misaligned, it […]
Prosthetics
What Are the Types of Dental Prosthesis?
Dental prostheses are devices used to replace missing teeth or restore teeth that have been severely damaged. While many people associate them mainly with improving appearance, dental prostheses play a much bigger role in overall oral health. They help restore normal chewing and speaking function, reduce the risk of gum disease around missing teeth, and […]
Dentures and Implants
Partial Dentures: Types, Benefits, and Alternatives
Missing a few teeth can affect far more than your smile. It can change how you chew, speak, and even how your remaining teeth sit over time. Partial dentures are a common, practical way to replace one or several missing teeth while preserving the healthy teeth you still have. For many patients, they offer a […]
Dental Crowns
Dental Tips
Onlay vs Crown: Which One to Go For?
When a tooth is damaged or weakened, your dentist may recommend a dental onlay or a crown to restore its strength and appearance. While both options protect and rebuild teeth, they differ in how much of the tooth they cover and how they’re applied. In this article, we’ll explain the key differences between onlays and […]
Dental Tips
Dentures and Implants
Root Canal Vs Implant – Which One Should You Go For?
If your tooth gets significantly damaged, or infected, or even if tooth decay has started, a dentist may discuss a couple of treatment plans. The most common treatment is root canal therapy, but the dentist will also likely recommend a dental implant after tooth extraction. What is a Root Canal? Root canal therapy is the […]
Dental FAQs
What Is Hypocalcification and What Are Its Main Causes?
If you’ve ever noticed white, brown or yellow stains on your teeth and opaqueness on the tooth enamel, you could have a case of hypocalcification. The enamel is the topmost layer of the teeth, right on top of the dentin, and its function is to protect the layers underneath. Hypocalcification is a condition of low […]
Gum Disease
Prevention
Itchy Gums: Main Causes and How to Prevent It
Your gums are the soft tissues that surround your teeth and help keep them securely in place. When they start to itch, it’s often a sign of bacterial buildup in the spaces between the teeth and gums. While mild itching might seem like a minor irritation, it can sometimes indicate a more serious underlying issue. […]