People assume that because there is an insertion of the word “general” before the term dentistry, some procedures can’t be done in that specific office of dentistry. However, dentists, in general dentistry are equipped with the relevant skills and qualifications to perform different operations. The term “general” is used because they are the primary caregivers.…
Restorative Dentistry
Is A Sore Throat Normal After Wisdom Tooth Extraction?
It is common for patients who have recently had surgery to remove their wisdom teeth to have discomfort and pain in the region of their throat following the procedure. You do not need to worry or panic if you have just had your wisdom teeth out and are experiencing discomfort in your throat. This is…
What To Do To Stop Grinding My Teeth?
Teeth grinding is also known as bruxism and is a painful, challenging dental issue that can occur at any stage. It involves the involuntary habit of clenching or grinding the teeth. On another occasion, the grinding happens while the individual is asleep. Additionally, this condition often leads to severe dental wear problems, neck muscle problems,…
Mouthwash: Pros and Cons
Many people now use mouthwash as part of their daily oral hygiene regimen. Stores have a variety of mouthwashes that the directions on the bottle can use. After fully educating patients on the usage of mouthwash and its impact on oral health, the dentist will prescribe a mouthwash to them. Pros of Using Mouthwash Prevents…
Definition of An Onlay
One or more of the cusps on a tooth are replaced by an onlay, a repair that is made externally. It is stuck in place with glue. It is a more conservative or tooth structure-saving procedure than a full crown. It might be made of porcelain or metal. Using a cerec machine, the restoration can…
What causes black gums?
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
Gum color, like skin color, varies from one individual to another. Healthy gums may be pink, dark brown, or black. Therefore, you have no reason to worry about your black gums. Our specialists state that the melanin component responsible for the dark pigment in your skin is also present in your gum tissue. Therefore, if…
Cracked Tooth Syndrome
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
Cracked teeth occur due to various reasons such as age, trauma, bruxism, and other factors. Pain and sensitivity or swelling are the common noticeable symptoms of cracked teeth. The article discusses cracked teeth and their causes. Fractured Teeth Cracked tooth syndrome or fractured tooth occurs when a crack appears on the tooth. These cracks usually…
Pain-Free Dentistry: How Does It Help
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
It is no secret that going to the dentist can be a painful experience. Many people put off dental appointments because they are afraid of the pain. However, what if there was a way to get dental work done without pain? Thanks to advances in pain-free dentistry, this is now a reality! What Is Pain-Free…
Stress Can Lead to the Clenching and Grinding of Your Teeth
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
Also known as bruxism, teeth grinding is a condition in which you clench, gnash, or grind your teeth. If you have bruxism, you may grind your teeth when sleeping (sleep bruxism) or clench them unconsciously when you are awake (awake bruxism). There are several causes associated with bruxism, with stress being one of them. When…
How A Dental Bridge Can Help You Gain An Impressive Smile
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
Dental bridges are an economical way to replace missing teeth. We can use them to fill the space created by a single tooth, multiple teeth, or adjacent missing teeth. A dental bridge comprises two crowns on either side of the gap and a false tooth in between them. The pontics are supported by natural teeth…
