Are you worried you may need to have a tooth extracted due to a fracture or crack? Worry not - it may not be necessary. We explain why.
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Does mouthwash improve dental health?
While not necessarily the utmost important step in oral care, mouthwash assists in some ways brushing and flossing cannot.
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How to look after your fillings
Any dental or medical procedure requires proper aftercare to make sure the treated area heals correctly and efficiently, and...
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Have you considered sedation to get your wisdom teeth out?
Wisdom teeth can cause problems and are common candidates for extraction. For anxious patients, sedation may make the process...
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Smart strategies to attaining perfect oral hygiene
We all aim to be as healthy as humanly possible - physically, mentally and emotionally. The following are a few tips that can go...
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Are there long-term side effects to teeth whitening?
According to several studies, the risk of adverse teeth whitening side-effects are higher through DIY treatments than those done...
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Can dental issues cause bad breath?
If you're experiencing bad breath and you haven't eaten a fistful of garlic, you might be wondering what the cause could be. Here are some possibilities.
What are fissure sealants?
Fissure sealant is used to protect the back teeth from decay by making them easier to keep clean. The application is quick and pain free.
Does a cracked tooth need emergency dental care?
Whether or not you need to seek emergency dental treatment for a cracked or broken tooth depends on the severity and cause. We look at some common situations.
What are the signs of oral cancer?
Detecting mouth cancer early ensures you receive the treatment you need as quickly as possible. Knowing what signs to look out for is key.
What causes gingivitis?
Gingivitis is a form of gum disease. Caused by a buildup of plaque, left untreated gingivitis can develop into periodontitis and lead to loss of teeth.