Bruxism is something that happens that usually makes you feel like you have sore jaw muscles or a headache, which is when you grind and clench your teeth. It can cause teeth to become loose and painful, and sometimes it grinds away the teeth. It can destroy the tissues and bone in the mouth, and …
Impacted teeth are those that are blocked when they’re pushed through the gumline and erupt. A common example of that is wisdom teeth. They usually surface in between the ages of 17 and 21. dentists will look at these and call them third molars. They may become impacted if there isn’t enough room within the …
Braces are a super common option for people to straighten their teeth. They essentially put pressure on the teeth continually, shifting them into alignment. Now, to prepare for these, always talk to your dentist so they can get you a good orthodontist that fits your needs. When you first meet the orthodontist, they’ll ask you …
Your teeth are loaded with nerves, which is why when toothaches happen they aren’t’ a small matter. The pain from a toothache can be small, but it also showcases a deeper issue. A tooth infection might be the cause of it, which causes soreness, sharp pains, and sensitivity within the mouth, and from there, you’ll …
Oral piercings are piercings of the lips, cheek, and tongue. They are a form of self-expression, similar to pierced ears, and usually, the piercing comes in a variety of styles, including studs, rings, and barbells, but piercings around these areas have bigger health risks, and you should know about that before you begin. Some side …
In order to prevent cavities, you can choose how often you eat, and that’s just as important as what you eat since food affects the teeth for a long while after you swallow. Eating cookies may even do less harm if you eat them with dinner, than a separate snack. Bad nutrition does contribute to …
A sinus lift is a surgery that’s done to add bone to the upper jaw of the molars, along with the premolars. It’s sometimes called the sinus augmentation. The bone is then placed between the jaw and the maxillary sinuses, which are on each side of your nose. In order to make room for the …
