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Why Do Your Gums Hurt?
A common issue that often arises is painful gums. A vast amount of factors can lead to swelling of gums, pain, or even bleeding. Following are the significant causes of gum pain. 1. Harsh brush strokes & flossing Regular dental hygiene...
Things To Know Before And After Getting Your Braces
Getting braces is different for every patient, and it depends on the type of braces. For example, in the case of traditional braces, you may have to deal with metal wires, brackets, elastic rubber bands, and orthodontic separators....
4 Causes of Throbbing Tooth Pain That Comes And Goes
Throbbing tooth pain that comes and goes can indicate tooth damage. A toothache can also be due to cavity or tooth decay. A person is also likely to experience throbbing tooth pain in the presence of tooth infection or inflammation,...
How To Get Rid Of A Tooth Abscess Without Going To The Dentist?
If you have a broken, chipped, or decayed tooth, bacteria can penetrate the cracks. This leads to the growth of infections that can cause tooth abscess. If the bacteria manage to reach the tooth’s center, they can infect the tooth. As a...
Do You Have Tooth Pain From Sinus Infection?
Sinusitis or sinus infection can cause pain and discomfort in the mouth and result in sinus tooth pain. The pain is mainly due to the pressure created in maxillary sinuses that sit at the back of cheekbones. Many people misunderstand...
How To Keep Your Mouth From Getting Dry While Sleeping
If you suffer from dry mouth, you pretty much know how frustrating the condition is. Dry mouth can impact your daily life and the most significantly the quality of your sleep. But not to worry much, it’s a common condition and there are...
Orthodontist Vs Dentist: What’s The Difference?
Orthodontists and dentists are both experts in oral healthcare. Both treat the oral issues of their patients and help them achieve healthy teeth and a shiny smile. Dentists are doctors who specialize in treating problems with teeth, gums,...
What Are Immediate Dentures
As the name suggests, immediate dentures are placed in the mouth right after teeth extraction and stay with you until the permanent dentures are ready. It behaves and feels very different from a denture that is placed over fully recovered...
What are Palate Expanders?
The Palate is the roof of the mouth. A palatal expander is a dental device that widens the palate of a child. Moving the palate is necessary to align the upper teeth and jaw. Since this procedure is only effective until the jaw fully...
How To Whiten Teeth With Baking Soda
So when your friend said she used hydrogen peroxide and baking soda to whiten her teeth, did you believe her? Why not? Trust us; your friend wasn’t lying. It is possible to whiten your teeth with baking soda. Drinking carbonated beverages...
What To Expect When Getting Your Braces Off?
Braces are an orthodontic treatment that brings out a fantastic smile that is a dream of every teenager. Getting braces to straighten your teeth seems like a good idea, but it’s not that pleasing as it sounds. You have to go through...
Should You Avoid Drinking Soda With Braces?
If you recently have had your braces, you must be worried about the foods you can or cannot eat. But do you know you also need to revise your drinking habits? The most common drink that can trigger oral damage is soda, so can you drink it...
Why Do My Teeth Hurt After Deep Cleaning?
Have you ever been to your dentist for professional teeth cleaning? If not and you're planning for it, you should know that your teeth might hurt or may experience some discomfort after a dental cleaning, which is not so unusual. Tooth...
6 Common Signs of a Tooth Cavity
A cavity, also called tooth decay, is one of the most common dental conditions and can impact your teeth' overall health and structure. Various reasons cause a cavity, so looking for the signs can help receive treatment right away. Early...
How to Treat Exposed Tooth Root
Nobody likes sensitive teeth, but sometimes it is unavoidable even if you brush them regularly. While dentin sensitivity is the most common cause of sensitive teeth, it is not the only one to blame. Exposed tooth roots can also cause...
Is it Possible to Fix a Loose Tooth?
If you wake up one day and realize you have a loose tooth, don't worry. Chances are, the dentist can fix your loose adult tooth. Why is my tooth loose? There are several reasons why an adult may have a loose tooth. The most common causes...
Causes of Protruding Teeth
Jaw shape and other physical features can be passed down through generations. Childhood habits, such as thumb-sucking or using a pacifier, are other possible causes of protruding teeth. Protruding teeth from thumb-sucking When...
Can I Get Braces on Just My Bottom Teeth?
Having brackets and wires on your teeth is not the only way you can get braces. You can get them just on your bottom teeth! If your upper teeth are straight and do not need straightening to improve your oral health, get braces on your...
Swollen Gums after Braces
Dental braces adjust and move teeth slowly over time. They treat conditions such as crooked teeth or jaw misalignment. Braces can cause pain and swollen gums. One should expect this when braces are new or being adjusted. However, swollen...
Retainer Vs Night Guard for Teeth Grinding
Although night guards and retainers might look similar to a layman's eye, they are not the same thing. Each type of mouth guards has a distinctive purpose. A retainer is designed to help teeth stay in place while a night guard is designed...
