Most tooth infections do not need antibiotics as the main treatment. They are reserved for cases with signs of spreading infection, fever, facial swelling, or a weakened immune system. For most toothaches, the real fix is a dental procedure such as drainage, a root...
Yes, whitening after braces is commonly safe, but timing matters. Your first step should be a dental check and scale to clear away plaque and surface buildup before any bleaching begins. Most dentists recommend waiting at least 2 to 6 weeks (often around 30 days)...
Craze lines are hairline cracks that sit only in the outer enamel layer of a tooth, and they’re usually a cosmetic issue rather than a dental emergency. If a tooth suddenly hurts, feels uncomfortable to bite on, or changes shape or colour overnight, that calls for a...
Mild pain or sensitivity after getting a temporary crown is common, and it usually settles within a short period as the tissue calms down. In the meantime, avoid very hot or cold food, try a desensitising toothpaste, and use an over-the-counter pain reliever as...
Black triangles are the small, dark gaps that open up between your teeth near the gumline, and the good news is that most cases can be treated. They form when the triangular bit of gum tissue between your teeth, called the papilla, no longer fills that space...
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