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Tooth abscess nightmare – A dental abscess can be termed as a collection of pus that forms in response to a bacterial infection of the tooth or gums. Depending upon its severity, the pus can form and pool inside a … Continued

A dental abscess is a painful, pus-filled infection that can develop in or around a tooth and requires prompt attention from a dental professional. Dental abscesses do not heal on their own and are considered to be a dental emergency … Continued

We understand that experiencing pain or discomfort in any part of the mouth can be quite distressing. One common concern many people have is a sore or painful roof of the mouth. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why does the roof … Continued

Earaches and toothaches are pretty common conditions; chances are you’ve experienced both in your lifetime. Well, did you know that both of these aches can often be interconnected, where one is causing the other and vice versa?  Today’s blog is … Continued

We’ve all experienced mouth ulcers in our lives at one point or another. These pesky little lesions can appear anywhere in or around your mouth, including your lips, inner cheeks, palate, tongue, and gums.  Mouth ulcers tend to be extremely … Continued

Are you struggling with the way your teeth look? Do you often cover your mouth while laughing? Are your teeth hurting your confidence or self-esteem? If these questions sound familiar, do not worry, as you’re not alone! Millions of people … Continued

Have you ever experienced a sudden sensation of something breaking off the back of your teeth? This can be a disconcerting experience and often leaves people wondering what has just happened.  In many cases, the cause of this sensation is … Continued

A toothache, also known as odontalgia in medical jargon, is pain or discomfort in or around the tooth. Commonplace in children and adults, it may range from mild to moderate intensity, leading to severe pain in the mouth. The pain … Continued

Natural ways to remove tartar from teeth – Feel like your teeth are getting yellower over the years? Or how have they gotten rough to touch? The answer to both these questions is the accumulation of dental tartar. The deposition … Continued