Brushing regularly and diligently is a good thing. However, when you brush too hard, the bristles on your toothbrush can cause wear on the teeth and the gums. This can cause a dental problem called teeth abrasion or teeth erosion. Read on to learn more about this dental phenomenon and how you can stop it. What is teeth abrasion? Teeth abrasion is basically induced wear caused by vigorous movements during brushing.…
Read More »As getting a dental implant is a surgical process, the patient is expected to feel some pain and discomfort following the procedure. However, this should abate within a couple of weeks; if it does not, then there could be a complication with the implant. Similarly, if you had an implant months or even years ago, there are a couple of conditions that can lead to long-term problems: Short-Term Issues If you have had dental implants recently, but have allowed yourself enough time to recover, and are still uncomfortable sensations or pain, the following factors may be at play:…
Read More »Most people’s self-confidence is ingrained in their appearance: their hair, weight and teeth play a vital role in how they perceive themselves. When you’re hit with misshapen or discoloured teeth, chances are you’d rather stay at home than head out on a date. Instead of moping around, it may be time to discuss your options with your dentist. Here are some non-surgical cosmetic dental procedures that can help you restore your confidence in no time.…
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