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What Is Root Resorption? Causes, Symptoms, and What to Do
Teeth root resorption is the loss of dental root structure that can occur as a result of orthodontic treatment. This can be a serious and potentially painful condition, and it is important for patients and their orthodontists to be aware of the risk factors and ways to prevent or manage root resorption. There are two main types of root resorption: external and internal. External root resorption occurs when the root structure is lost due to factors outside of the tooth, such as trauma or pressure from external sources. Internal root resorption, on the other hand, is caused by factors within the tooth, such as inflammation or infection. Orthodontic treatment can…
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Coronavirus Epidemic – Should I Postpone my Dentist Appointment?
This question is being asked frequently since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak, which has changed world order significantly. As often, the answer to this question is mixed and depends both on internal (your health issues) and external factors (geopolitical situation in your country). Disclaimer: It is always best to consult with your dentist and follow their advice on whether to postpone your appointment due to the coronavirus epidemic. Some dental offices may be taking extra precautions and modifying their schedules to minimize the risk of infection. It is important to follow the guidelines set forth by your local health authorities and practice good hygiene to protect yourself and…
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Tongue and oral health – cleaning, taking care
There are some medical conditions related to your tongue, this article will describe all of them in detail, please check back soon. Tongue care There are several steps you can take to care for your tongue and maintain good oral health. These include: Brush your tongue: Use a soft-bristled toothbrush or a special tongue scraper to gently brush your tongue. This will help remove bacteria and food debris that can cause bad breath and contribute to the development of cavities and gum disease. Drink plenty of water: Water helps keep your mouth hydrated and washes away bacteria and food particles that can cause bad breath and other oral health problems.…
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Pain After Visiting Dentist – Why is it Sore or Numb?
Sometimes after a dental visit, there may be pain or tenderness – why is it so? This Q&A section will explain all the reasons for such situations plus we will answer all your questions. If you have question that is not answered below please post it in the comments section and we will answer it! Gums sore for a week after cleaning Mouth sore after dentist cleaning Mouth sore after cleaning Why do my gums hurt after going to the dentist? It is not uncommon for the whole mouth or gums to be sore for a few days after a dental cleaning. This can be due to the scraping and…
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Oral Thrush – Natural Remedies at Home, Causes and Symptoms
Oral thrush is a common condition which is why you often ask us about it. We have decided it’s high time to write an in-depth article regarding this topic to answer your questions once and for all. Please check back soon as we are working hard on this article. Oral thrush in the mouth Getting rid of oral thrush Can’t get rid of oral thrush I’m having trouble getting rid of thrush in my mouth Oral thrush is a fungal infection of the mouth that can be difficult to get rid of. If you are having trouble getting rid of thrush in your mouth, there are several steps you can…
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Tooth Pain, Dental Pain and Toothache – What to Do?
There are many questions regarding tooth pain so we have decided to write a detailed guide on how to manage different types of toothache. Please check back soon, because once it’s ready it will cover all the topics related to tooth pain. Pain after tooth cleaning Painful teeth after cleaning It is common to experience pain or discomfort after a tooth cleaning, also known as a dental prophylaxis. During a tooth cleaning, your dentist or dental hygienist will use special instruments to remove plaque and tartar from your teeth and gums. This can cause some discomfort, especially if you have sensitive teeth or gums. Additionally, your mouth may be sore…
