A sudden pain impulse out of the blue is alarming, especially if it starts in your oral cavity. If jaw pain is on one side, it’s usually not categorized as an emergency; but serves as an indicator of an underlying health issue going on. Read on this blog to know why your jaw hurts on […]
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How Long After Wisdom Teeth Removal Can I Smoke?
A wisdom tooth removal is a common milestone for many Americans and not as painful an experience as most people would imagine. However, it’s essential to keep some guidelines in mind to ensure a successful and healthy recovery – one of which is not to smoke during the recovery period. So if you’re wondering, “how […]
Is It Better To Brush Teeth Before Or After Breakfast?
You probably already know the American Dental Association’s long recommendation about brushing your teeth, which is twice a day for 2 minutes. But these guidelines don’t tell you when, exactly, you should do the brushing. People often ask us whether they should brush their teeth before or after breakfast. Most people brush their teeth at […]
Tooth Sensitivity Months After Filling Should I be Worried?
Some patients complain about having tooth sensitivity months after getting a filling. Is it something usual or should you be worried about the tooth pain? Keep reading to learn about tooth sensitivity causes and when to see a dentist for treatment. What are sensitive teeth? Tooth sensitivity or “dentin hypersensitivity” is experiencing sharp pain in […]
How To Whiten Teeth When You Have Braces On – 3 Effective Methods
Everyone wants a bright smile with perfect pearly whites front in line. It’s a task to keep up with dental cleaning while having braces. For sure, the thought of “how to whiten teeth with braces?” must have crossed your mind at least once; if we come to think of it, is it even possible? Food […]
What To Do About My Loose Tooth Which Is Still Attached Partially?
It is normal to have a loose baby tooth, but loose permanent teeth are definitely something to worry about. Baby teeth are bound to go away but permanent ones are not. Therefore, losing a permanent tooth is an indicator of an oral disease that needs prompt attention. Having a loose tooth still attached and dangling […]