Emergency Dental Work: Topics, Tricks and Tips

Posted on: 29 May 2015

If you have ever experienced a swelling of your gums, you will know that this can be an unpleasant sensation in the mouth. It is most probably a sign of some degree of gum disease. This might sound terrifying, but it's actually not something to get too stressed about. In fact, half of adults experience gum disease to some degree. Although this shouldn't give you a sleepless night, it is a sign to do something about it now before the problem gets any worse.
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Posted on: 27 April 2015

Getting a root canal is something that most patients feel extremely anxious about. However, the procedure is usually as painless as having a regular filling. The best way to reduce your anxieties is to fully understand the procedure, so take the time to read this quick and easy guide. What is a root canal? Root canal procedures are used to repair teeth which are badly decayed or infected, saving them from extraction.
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Posted on: 30 March 2015

No one ever wants to admit they need dentures—but every so often, they can make a big difference to your oral health. Although people want to avoid getting a fake set of teeth from dentists, you'll be surprised at how vital they are to perform basic functions like eating, chewing and smiling when your real teeth fail you. Getting dentures is not an overnight phenomenon—it takes years for your original teeth to break down if not cared for properly.
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Posted on: 26 February 2015

Tooth sensitivity is very common and affects all ages, although particularly those aged between 20 and 40 years. Sensitive teeth often cause pain when you're eating something hot or cold. The sudden change in temperature will hit the nerve to cause the pain. Rather than give up the ice cream or hot coffee, try to find the cause of your sensitive teeth to treat it. Here are four causes and some treatments which may help.
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