When one of your teeth is extracted, a blood clot should form to help the healing process and protect the nerves and bone beneath. However, that clot may sometimes fail to form properly or break down once it has. This results in a condition called alveolar osteitis, which is commonly known as dry socket.
Dry socket often requires no professional intervention, but complications can arise. As such, it’s often a good idea to see a dentist as soon as possible should you find yourself suffering from dry socket.…
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Denture relines are when a material is added to the inside of your dentures. This helps the dentures better adapt to your mouth as your gum tissue and jaw bone change. However, not all denture relines are the same. Here are the three types of denture relines available to you.
Soft denture relines
Soft denture relines are often the preferred option. The procedure is sometimes a more comfortable one, especially if you haven’t been wearing dentures for very long and you’re experiencing more rapid bone loss.…
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Seeing your dentist for regular check-ups is important, but you may also need to visit them for other reasons. It can be hard to work out what counts as a dental emergency, so this article explains four signs that you may need urgent dental services.
You Regularly Have Toothache
It’s not unusual to get a toothache every so often, whether it’s after eating sweets or chewing something hard. However, if you have regular toothache, or toothache that is hard to manage, it’s a good idea to see your dentist as soon as possible.…
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