You shouldn't feel a sharp pain when you bite down or press against your teeth. When pain like that appears suddenly, it may be due to a dental problem. However, many different things can cause tooth pain this way. If you experience sudden tooth pain while biting, don't assume it will get better. Continue reading to learn more about the common reasons for tooth pain when you apply pressure to your teeth. [Read More]

To maintain healthy teeth, you need to brush them twice a day and go for your dental appointments without fail. Unfortunately, most people only schedule a dental visit when they experience extreme discomforts.  In most cases, failing to observe your dental appointments increases the chances of oral health problems or undergoing expensive dental procedures to restore a healthy smile. You can prevent this from happening by paying close attention to the following signs for early treatment. [Read More]

Do you make an appointment with your dentist each time you experience a toothache? It probably depends on the severity of your discomfort. Have sharp pain that seems to be getting worse? Sure, you'll see your dentist as soon as you can. Minor pain that disappears as quickly as it appeared? Perhaps not, and you might just assume that the issue was insignificant. However, if you have a toothache that appears to be centred around a dental implant, you should schedule an appointment with your dentist, even when your discomfort isn't all that substantial. [Read More]

Seeing an emergency dentist usually means you're very concerned about your current oral health. While emergency treatment can be lifesaving in a lot of cases, some myths are surrounding this area that can make your oral health worse. By remaining mindful of them, you can maximise your oral health and reduce worries. Myth: Swelling Without Pain Doesn't Warrant Attention Oral swelling that doesn't have an obvious cause still requires dental attention. [Read More]