If you have a locked jaw or feel pain when you chew, yawn, or even speak, it’s not something to ignore. Jaw pain can signal underlying dental or medical issues that need attention. Let’s explore the main causes, when to seek professional help, and the best ways to find relief. Common Causes of Jaw Pain […]
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Today we have more options than ever before to treat our teeth. Understanding the choices and the impact on your future dental care is vital. There are several dental conditions that lead to other problems in the body including increased risk of cancer. Luckily, there are simple and good ways to keep teeth strong and
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Holding or crushing your teeth incidentally is ordinary and normally won’t cause harm, but when done consistently, it can hurt your teeth and cause other oral problems. Teeth grinding, actually called bruxism can have diverse causes, but it’s activated by pressure, medical conditions, or crooked or missing teeth. Teeth grinding normally happens during sleep, so
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A tooth is actually a mixture of hard and soft tissues. You may think that tooth is a dead thing, but healthy teeth are alive. The inner layer of the tooth, i.e. the nerves in the pulp of the teeth, when they become damaged by decay or injury it stops the supply of blood to
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If your dentist has referred you to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, it’s natural to have questions. You may be experiencing ongoing dental pain, jaw discomfort, or a facial injury that requires specialized care. While this can feel worrying at first, a referral simply means your dentist wants you to receive the most advanced and
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