How to Prevent Dry Socket? Dry Socket: What It Is and How to Prevent It Alveolar osteitis, also known as “dry socket” can happen after a tooth has been extracted. Usually when you have a tooth removed, a blood clot forms in the socket which protects the nerves and bone in your gum. If the …
Regular Dental Cleaning vs. Deep Dental Cleaning You know that brushing your teeth at least twice a day is the best way to take care of your oral health, but it’s also important to see your dentist regularly for a check up and routine cleaning. For some patients, a deeper clean might be necessary so …
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What Are Those White Spots on My Teeth? Having white teeth is usually a sign that you’re nailing your oral healthcare routine but sometimes little spots that are a different shade of white to your natural teeth can appear. What do these mean and are they anything to worry about? Are they signs of tooth …
Jaw Pain – Is It a Sinus Infection or TMJ Disorder? If you have pain in your jaw or back teeth, it could be for more than one reason. If you are also suffering from other symptoms, it’s likely that either a sinus infection (sinusitis) or a temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is to blame. Both …
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What Causes a Dry Mouth at Night? Waking up with a dry mouth is something that happens to everyone at some point. Whether your mouth and tongue feel sticky, your throat is sore or your morning breath is noticeably worse, it’s not a great start to the day. Dry Mouth Symptoms It’s pretty self-explanatory but …
Have you ever chipped a tooth? Maybe you’ve experienced a sudden and persistent toothache or had one of your pearly whites knocked clean out. If you’ve been in any of these situations, you’ve experienced a dental emergency. Every year, people visit the emergency room for dental problems that could have been fixed by their dentist. …
Dental Cleanings We’ve all been taught the basics of oral hygiene: brush your teeth twice a day, floss regularly,avoid sugary foods and drinks. But on top of at-home care, there are important steps that you should take to protect your dentalhealth. One of these is regular cleanings. A cleaning from your dentist removes plaque andbuildup …
Happy New Year! This is the time of year where many are making resolutions for self-improvement over the next 12 months, and you shouldn’t forget about your oral health. Whether you’re looking for a full smile makeover or just hoping to show some love to your pearly whites this year, consider adopting a few of …
Christmas is one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. Even if you won’t see much snow this year, you can still be reminded of a white winter by all the decorations hanging from the Christmas tree. Just like the snow on a White Christmas, our wonderful smiles should be glistening white! Have you …
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How Can I Get Rid of Bad Breath? Having bad breath is something that happens to everyone. Maybe you forgot to brush your teeth that morning, or you’d eaten something like garlic that tends to hang around for hours. Chew some gum, have a Tic-Tac, and remember to brush your teeth as soon as you …
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