5 Signs That You Need to See Your Dentist for Your Toothache
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25 April 2022
One of the earliest warning signs that you have a problem with a tooth is pain or a toothache. Sometimes, toothaches go away without any intervention. But sometimes, a toothache is a sign of something more serious. If you have a toothache and are unsure whether you need to see a dentist or not, then check for the following signs.
1. Discoloration
The first thing you should do when you feel tooth pain is examine the affected tooth.
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Age of Wisdom: Why Some Children Need Wisdom Teeth Removal
Posted on:
24 February 2022
If you've had your wisdom teeth extracted, you probably remember that it wasn't the most pleasant experience, even if it wasn't all that bad. You probably felt a bit flat for a day or two while you recovered, but then it was back to business as usual (although with a healthier smile). You were likely to have been in your late teens or early twenties when your wisdom teeth were removed by your dentist—which is why it might seem odd, all these years later, when your family dentist tells you that your relatively young child needs to have their wisdom teeth removed.
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3 Signs You Are a Good Candidate for Dental Implants
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11 January 2022
Dental implant surgery may be an option if you suffer from tooth loss—perhaps due to an injury, periodontal disease or some other reason. However, not everyone is a good candidate for this treatment option.
A dentist will need to evaluate the bone mass in your jaw and oral health, as well as general body health to determine if you qualify for the treatment. Here are three telltale signs you're a good candidate for dental implants.
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The Three Most Popular Types of Dental Crowns
Posted on:
17 November 2021
A fractured, broken, or damaged tooth can have long-term effects. For instance, you lose your smile and tooth functionality since it is difficult to chew or bite with a fractured or broken tooth. Moreover, you risk cutting your tongue or lips with the exposed sharp edges of a broken tooth. Thus, it is advisable to find a solution fast to restore your smile and tooth functionality and prevent injuries. Notably, dental crowns are a popular choice for covering damaged teeth, and they include a customised cap.
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