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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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Orthodontics and Retainers
What are Self-Ligating Braces?
A person who has had any teeth-related issues in life or knows someone who has, has probably heard a lot about dental braces. A lot of people, especially kids, have problems with crooked teeth and the best way to treat this issue is to get braces. One of the braces that is getting a lot […]
Dental Crowns
Dental Tips
Temporary Dental Crown Care Instructions
Every person who has been at the dentist’s office at least once, has been introduced to the concept of dental crowns. However, not many people have encountered temporary crowns. So, what exactly are they, and how do they work? In simple terms, a temporary crown is a tooth-shaped cap designed to protect a natural tooth […]
Dental FAQs
What Is Condensing Osteitis?
There are plenty of teeth-related issues people discover by chance, especially during regular visits to their dentists and one of those issues is definitely – condensing osteitis. This condition sounds and looks rather nasty. It consists of abnormal bone growth and lesions that may result from tooth inflammation and various infections. The other name for […]
Dental Tips
Oral Hygiene and Health
Why Do I Have Black Gums? Common Causes and the Best Treatment Options
Healthy gums are usually light pink in colour, so noticing dark brown or black areas on your gums can be unsettling. While black gums are often harmless, they can sometimes signal an underlying dental or medical issue that should not be ignored. In many cases, gum discolouration develops gradually and causes no pain. However, if […]
Dental Emergencies
Dental Tips
What Is a Bruised Tooth and How Long It Takes to Heal
The bruised tooth may sound like an injury caused by a nasty hit of some sort, but it’s much more complicated than that. Well, it is caused by physical trauma, however not just one, but a series of small traumas. Too much shock and pressure on the teeth can sprain the ligaments and this dental […]
Dental FAQs
Dental Tips
What Are Dental Cysts and How to Treat Each Type
When talking about teeth-related diseases or issues, people usually complain about cavities, tooth sensitivity, and wisdom tooth removal. However, there are plenty of other issues a person can experience when it comes to their teeth. One of those “obscure” or rare conditions is definitely the dental cyst. For those who don’t know, a cyst is […]
Dental FAQs
Dental Tips
What Is Pulpitis and What is The Best Way to Treat It
The majority of people think that teeth are made of bone matter. They are right, of course, but bone is not the only matter inside the person’s tooth. The outer part of the tooth is made of bone, but the innermost part is much softer. This area is called the pulp and it’s usually most […]
Dental FAQs
Dental Tips
What Is an Overjet in Teeth and 7 Effective Ways To Fix It
Most dental patients tend to focus on the condition of their teeth – issues like cavities, decay, or sensitivity, rather than their position. However, the alignment of your teeth can play a big role in your overall oral health. So, can the position of your teeth actually cause problems? Yes, it can. One of the […]
Dental Tips
Oral Health and Well‑Being
Supernumerary Teeth (Hyperdontia): How Are Extra Teeth Treated?
When people think about dental problems, they usually worry about cavities, gum disease, tooth sensitivity, or missing teeth. Having too many teeth is rarely top of mind, and for most patients, it comes as a surprise when it happens. However, having extra teeth is a recognised dental condition known as hyperdontia, or supernumerary teeth. While […]