Pericoronitis Treatment At Home; You should know that pericoronitis treatment at home is simple Pericoronitis is a condition in which the tissue around the wisdom teeth becomes inflamed. It occurs most commonly with wisdom teeth that have not broken through the gum. The inflammation may be caused by food debris and bacteria, which can get … Read more
Signs of Failed Dental Bone Graft; If your dental bone graft was not successful, you may experience certain symptoms. Here are some signs that you should contact your dentist: signs of failed dental bone graft The most common signs that a dental bone graft has failed include the following: The gum tissue where the graft … Read more
Dental bone graft healing begins when the bone graft material is placed into your gums or jaw. The bone graft material is usually made of bio-compatible materials that are either animal, synthetic or human. Bio-compatible means that the bone graft material will not be rejected by your body and can be safely used in your … Read more
Endosteal or Endosseous implants are the most common type of dental implant. They are surgically placed into the jawbone and resemble a screw. The implant is made of a biocompatible material, such as titanium, that allows bone to bond to it and keep it stable within the jaw. An endosteal implant is usually placed by … Read more
Tooth Extraction and Implant Timeline; The tooth extraction and implant timeline is typically 3 to 9 months. But your timeline can be shorter or longer, depending on several factors. The first step in the process is having a consultation with your dentist or oral surgeon. They’ll examine your mouth and take X-rays, then determine if … Read more
Do Cavity Fillings Hurt; Cavity fillings are a common procedure in dentistry. Although the doctor may give you a local anesthetic, you may feel some pain during a cavity filling. What Is a Cavity Filling? A cavity is a hole in your tooth. It is created by the buildup of plaque on the surface of … Read more
Front Tooth Cavity Filling ; I had a cavity filling done on my front tooth a few hours ago. I’m feeling pain right now, but it’s not unbearable. I can’t chew anything on that side of my mouth. My dentist said that I would probably need to take some painkillers later if the pain gets … Read more
Porcelain fillings are inlays, or full-coverage crowns, which are custom made and bonded to your teeth. They can be made from a variety of materials including porcelain, gold alloy, composite resin and even ceramic. Porcelain fillings are generally very durable and can last for many years. However, they are not necessarily better than other tooth-colored … Read more
Bottom teeth braces refers to the device for straightening of teeth. It is also called orthodontic device and helps in correcting the alignment of teeth. Dentist usually prescribes braces for children who are around eleven years old. They are also prescribed for adults who want to correct their teeth misalignment. Types of bottom teeth braces … Read more
The Wisdom Teeth Syringe is a syringe designed with a curved tip to assist in extracting the fluid from an already erupted wisdom tooth. This syringe is not intended to be used as a syringe to administer local anesthesia. Wisdom teeth are the four permanent adult teeth located at the back corners of your mouth … Read more