Sensitive teeth are not just a temporary discomfort, but a signal that your enamel or gums may need urgent attention. If you are experiencing ...
Category: General Dentistry
Sediment on teeth - where does it come from, what is it and how do you remove it?
Sediment on teeth is a problem that most of us face. Not only does it negatively affect the aesthetics of the smile, but...
Tooth cyst - what is it and how to treat it?
A dental cyst is a fairly common, although often unnoticed, dental problem. It is a type of pathological fluid-filled space that develops...
Cosmetic dentistry, or what treatments can improve your smile?
If you dream of a beautiful and white smile you have certainly heard of cosmetic dentistry. Depending on your needs and...
Dry socket treatment - when is it necessary and what does it look like?
Treatment of a dry socket is necessary if the clot that normally forms in the alveolus after tooth extraction breaks down or does not...
Tooth reconstruction after root canal treatment
Root canal treatment, is a procedure that saves the tooth. However, it can also weaken it. What then? It may be necessary to...
Tooth decay - what is it, where does it come from and how to treat it?
Tooth decay, or tissue necrosis, is the consequence of untreated pulpitis. It requires an immediate visit to the dentist, otherwise it can lead to...
Temporary fillings in the UK - when are they used and how much do they cost?
Temporary fillings in the UK are used to protect the tooth from bacteria and harmful external factors or in cases of heavy bleeding....
Toothache after root canal treatment - where does it come from and how to relieve it?
Endodontic treatment can 'save' a tooth from extraction. Unfortunately, it can also paradoxically cause pain. How is this possible, what...
How to effectively treat periodontal disease?
Bleeding gums, pain, swelling and even tooth loss - these are possible consequences you have to reckon with if you don't take care of...
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