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Canker sores are small, round ulcers found inside the mouth. Unfortunately, canker sores are pretty painful and can make eating uncomfortable. You can avoid this nasty oral wound by learning what causes canker sores and the steps you can take to prevent them. Types of Canker...
An abscess is a pocket of trapped pus that can develop in your tissues, organs and other places in your body. One of the most common cases is a wisdom tooth abscess. If left untreated, an abscessed tooth can be fatal. You should contact your...
Getting a cavity is not fun. Luckily, they do take a bit of time to form, which gives you the opportunity to halt tooth decay in its tracks at an early stage. That being said, how much time does it actually take for a cavity...
There are few experiences worse than tooth pain. The aching and throbbing in your mouth can lead to headaches and even nausea or joint pain. That being said, the root cause of your toothache may not be in your teeth. Instead, you may be experiencing...
All of us have dry mouth from time to time. Especially when we experience a prolonged period of stress or when we're really nervous. You might notice that there is not enough saliva to keep your mouth wet. It is one thing to have dry mouth occasionally and...
As we're aging and changing the nature of our dental problems changes as well. Being an adult is not easy to begin with, yet on top of all the responsibilities we have - we are also obliged to look after our oral health. More often...
With pregnancy, your life completely changes. Every facet of your life and being is affected in some way, including your teeth. Your oral health is going to change tremendously during pregnancy and you should know exactly what you should expect. Here are some common dental...
While cognitive decline is something that happens to many of us in old age, there are steps you can take to prevent or slow the process. Proper dental care for dementia patients is key to slowing cognitive deterioration and a helpful tool to maintain overall health....
It’s true that your teeth and gums say a lot about the condition of your overall health. There are dental health clues that everyone should look out for because of the mouth-body connection. Your body is connected, and when something is wrong in one area...
Our teeth as we get older will gradually deteriorate over time. This is naturally occurring due to the reduction in calcium, however, there are instances where your teeth can become transparent due to certain lifestyle factors. While teeth should be opaque normally, there are some...
