Millions of people are afflicted by dental sensitivity. It usually occurs when natural enamel becomes thin or suffers damage, allowing outside stimuli to irritate the nerves inside the teeth. But what if your dental implant feels sensitive? Since it has no nerves or enamel, you may be alarmed if it starts to cause you discomfort. Why can this issue occur, and what steps should you take to address it? This blog post provides some helpful information.

Sadly, many people have unsightly defects in their teeth that may make them shy about showing off their smiles. This can make it much more difficult to advance at work and make social connections, which can significantly diminish the quality of a person’s life. Fortunately, cosmetic dentistry includes a range of treatments that can address a wide variety of aesthetic flaws in your grin. Here’s a brief guide to a few cosmetic dental procedures and how they can beautify your smile.

Are you happy with your smile when you look in the mirror? If the answer is “no,” you should know that there are various cosmetic solutions out there to help patients achieve pearly whites they are proud to show off. Cosmetic bonding is a popular option because it can be completed quickly and is one of the most affordable cosmetic solutions. However, you may be wondering how it affects the health of your teeth. Continue reading to learn more.

Thanks to its exploding popularity, you might be wondering what exactly cosmetic dentistry is. Maybe you’ve heard that it can beautify your smile, or that you’ll feel much more confident in your teeth after treatment, but that doesn’t give you much to go off of!

Don’t worry, you won’t have to go deep-diving through the internet to find a detailed answer to your question. Simply keep reading, and you’ll get a better idea of what cosmetic dentistry can do for you.

Do you suffer from recurring jaw pain? You might be experiencing symptoms of a TMJ disorder. Your temporomandibular joints are located just in front of your ears. Inflammation or damage to the joints can cause limited mobility of your jaw and pain. Essential oils are a natural solution for a number of issues, including jaw pain. Here’s how they may help you manage your discomfort and improve your jaw’s functions.

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If you suffer from jaw pain, you’re not alone. 35 million people experience symptoms of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. Recurring jaw pain can affect your quality of life negatively. Chewing, yawning, and even speaking can be difficult and painful. Thankfully, your dentist has the solutions you need to improve your jaw’s functions, so you won’t think twice before talking or biting down on a hamburger.

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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder can significantly impact your quality of life due to common symptoms like clicking, popping, and grating sensations when moving your jaw. You may find it difficult to fully open or close your mouth, and in severe cases, your jaw might even lock in place. While home remedies can sometimes alleviate pain and stiffness, they aren’t always enough. For more effective relief, your dentist can offer treatments that target the underlying causes of your symptoms. But how long will it take to see improvement? While the timeline varies from person to person, but here’s an overview of what to expect.

Root canals often get a bad rap, especially because of all the scary depictions of them in movies and TV. However, they are actually one of the most effective ways to save a tooth and alleviate dental pain. But what is a root canal and how can it improve your oral health? Continue reading to learn more about this excellent treatment and see why it’s often the best choice for your smile.

If you experience a blow to the mouth or have untreated gum disease, it’s possible that one or more of your adult teeth may become loose. This is considered a serious dental issue, and immediate action is crucial to prevent tooth loss. To ensure you’re prepared for such an emergency, here’s a detailed guide on what to do if you have a loose adult tooth.

Did you know that there are different types of toothaches? Most people instinctively contact their dentist for an emergency appointment if they experience a sudden or severe throbbing. However, if you’re only having a mild ache, it’s easy to assume it’s a mere inconvenience and will pass in time.

Unfortunately, dental issues rarely resolve themselves, and any type of pain is considered abnormal. That means any persistent discomfort requires a professional assessment to ensure that it’s not indicative of a larger problem.

Continue reading to learn about 3 types of toothaches and what can cause them!