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Is Gum Bleed A Normal Occurrence While Flossing?
Have you started to notice streaks of blood every time you floss? It may not seem like a big issue, but it is definitely a cause of concern that leaves you wondering if you are doing something wrong. But fear not because bleeding gums can actually be a sign that you need to floss more, […]
Having Loose Tooth As A Grown Up | The Consequences
A loose tooth as a child meant a visit from the tooth fairy and, of course, a nickel! It meant you were growing up, but a massively loose tooth is a cause for concern as adults. Let’s take a look at the common reasons why teeth start wiggling and when you should get in touch […]
Your Teeth Are Crying For Help – 10 Signs You Need A Root Canal
Tooth troubles are quite a nuisance, and understanding when a root canal is necessary for you is sometimes hard to crack. Physical symptoms do not start making noise until the problem becomes severe. So, be on the lookout for these 10 telltale signs that indicate the need for a root canal. 10 Signs Indicating the […]
7 Tips to Prevent Dry Socket
When you undergo a tooth extraction, the last thing you want is to experience the discomfort of a dry socket. Though relatively uncommon, a dry socket can be painful and disrupt the healing process. In this blog, we will explain what a dry socket is and provide you with easy-to-follow tips on how to prevent […]
How To Clean Dentures At Night?
Dentures are an affordable solution for people who lack natural teeth. They can help improve the aesthetics of your smile as well as restore speaking and eating functions. Denture maintenance is crucial to ensure they last for a long time, that is, up to 10 years. If you have just gotten one or they are […]
Brushing Teeth after Whitening Them with Strips
A bright and white smile is up for everyone to grab! Yes, you read that right! With the help of readily available OTC teeth whitening strips, you can achieve your goal within no time. But since it is different from an in-house procedure, should you brush your teeth after using these whitening strips? What dangers […]
Bid Farewell To Bleeding Gums
Discovering blood in the sink after brushing your teeth can be unsettling. But that is not something you should fear about; take this as a potential indicator of an early stage of gum disease known as gingivitis. If you tackle this issue early on, you can save yourself from severe gum disease progression and the […]
Dry Mouth after Wearing Invisalign? What Could The Reason Be?
Do you feel parched all the time lately after getting your aligners? Don’t worry; dry mouth with Invisalign is a common occurrence, so in this blog, we have discussed some common measures that can make a huge difference in providing comfort. Dry Mouth After Using Invisalign – Why Does It Happen? Invisalign clear aligners are […]
Are Swollen Gums After Getting Braces A Normal Thing?
Achieving your smile goals is no more a dream with the help of braces. These wired devices have been a part of the dental world for years to correct misaligned teeth. However, one common issue many people face is swollen gums around the wires of these braces. In this blog, we will explore why this […]
Top 5 Reasons Why Your Bottom Teeth Hurt So Much
Are you tired of dealing with constant tooth pain? It is incredibly frustrating to live in this situation as it lowers the quality of life. Before things get worse, it’s important to schedule a visit to your dentist. However, in the meantime, let’s explore some possible reasons why your bottom teeth hurt so much. Teeth […]
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