Orthodontic mini screws are becoming more common in modern orthodontic treatment, and many patients ask whether they are permanent. The answer is no. These small titanium screws, known as Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs), are used only for a limited phase of treatment and are removed …
Pain after Root Canal and Crown Have you recently completed a root canal and crown, but are still feeling some discomfort? Are you wondering whether the pain you’re experiencing is typical or something that needs attention? Worldwide, about 15–20 million root canals are performed every …
Braces with Partial Dentures: What You Need to Know Before Starting Treatment Orthodontic treatments and dental restorations are in demand to improve the cosmetic appeal, as well as the functionality of our smiles. From straightening misaligned teeth with braces to replacing lost teeth with dentures, …
Over the Counter Gum Pain Relief: Safe and Simple Ways to Ease Discomfort Gum pain can be an uncomfortable and distressing experience. Whether it’s caused by an underlying condition such as gingivitis or the irritation from a new dental appliance, gum pain can interfere with …
Braces After 1 Month Braces can bring excitement and anxiety, especially during the first month. Many patients wonder, “Is what I’m experiencing normal?” or “Am I taking care of my teeth correctly?” This phase, often filled with minor discomforts and adjustments, is typical of what …
Jaw Pain 3 Weeks After Wisdom Tooth Extraction – Should You Be Worried? Still wincing every time you yawn or chew weeks after your wisdom tooth removal? You’re not alone—and no, you’re not overreacting. Wisdom tooth extractions are almost like a dental rite of passage. …
Sensitive Tooth Weeks After Filling – What’s Normal and When to Worry So, it’s been a few weeks since your dental filling — and that tooth? Still feels touchy. Every time something cold, hot, or sweet touches it, there’s that zap of discomfort. Not painful …
Ever had a dental filling and then suddenly found yourself feeling pressure around your eyes, cheeks, or even your temples? Not quite a toothache, but also not something you can ignore? That lingering heaviness could be sinus pain after dental filling — and yes, it’s …
Dental crowns are a common and highly effective solution to restore damaged, decayed, or root canal-treated teeth. They’re custom-designed caps placed over a tooth to reinforce its structure, enhance aesthetics, and ensure long-term functionality. Crowns play a vital role in preserving the natural tooth, allowing …
Dental crowns are essential for restoring damaged teeth, improving aesthetics, and protecting weakened areas. While they offer long-lasting solutions, some patients may experience unexpected sensitivity to cold temperatures, even two months after the procedure. This sensitivity can raise concerns about the effectiveness of the treatment …