TL;DR Bone grafts strengthen the jaw when there isn’t enough bone for an implant. Jawbone loss can occur after extractions, gum disease, injury, long-term tooth loss, or infections. The graft…
TL;DR Bleeding gums indicate irritation or inflammation and should not be ignored. Causes include gum disease, poor oral hygiene, vitamin deficiencies, hormonal changes, medications, health conditions, lifestyle, and ill-fitted dental…
TL;DR A tooth cracked in half with no pain is still a dental emergency. Visible signs include swelling, tooth sensitivity, bad taste or odor, gum recession, bleeding, or tooth mobility.…
TL;DR Pediatric tooth extractions are needed for severe decay, infection, trauma, or problems with permanent tooth eruption. The procedure is gentle and done with local anesthesia to keep children comfortable.…
TL;DR An implant-supported bridge replaces several missing teeth using dental implants (metal posts fixed into the jawbone). A dental bridge with artificial teeth is then attached to these implants, which…
TL;DR A dental emergency refers to any problem that demands immediate dental attention. Dental emergencies could include a broken or knocked-out tooth, severe toothache, swelling, or any injury affecting the…
TL;DR Dental bonding fixes chips, cracks, gaps, and discoloration using tooth-colored resin in a single 30-60 minute visit with minimal tooth enamel removal. Anesthesia is generally not needed. Costs range…
TL;DR A root canal procedure helps save natural teeth by treating infected pulp. Root canals are generally painless with mild post-procedure soreness, and most people resume daily activities quickly. Root…
TL;DR Tooth infections are common, but can turn serious when the bacteria reach the pulp and surrounding tissue. Common causes include poor oral hygiene, untreated cavities, cracks or fractures and…
TL;DR After a root canal, soreness lasts 2–3 days, and full healing can take up to a week. Tips for a smooth healing process: Manage Pain and Swelling: Use OTC…
