Dental crowns are designed to be extremely durable and last for many years. However, despite their strength, it is possible for a dental crown to come loose or to even fall off altogether. When this happens it is important for the crown to be reattached as quickly as possible in order to prevent damage to the underlying tooth or implant and to prevent tooth pain. Unfortunately, it may not always be possible to get in to see your dentist right away after losing your dental crown.…
Dental pain is common and known to be especially painful. Most instances of tooth pain are directly related to problems with the teeth and gums, which can be addressed by the dentist. In a rare instance, dental pain can be indicative of something far more serious.
Damage
Tooth pain is frequently related to damage. This damage can take the form of an acute event or decay that occurs when you have cavities.…
Dental cleaning appointments are valuable preventative appointments since your dentist can remove cavity-causing plaque, perform oral cancer screenings, take x-rays, and measure periodontal pockets. Some patients, like asthmatics, may require more frequent dental cleanings because their asthma can negatively affect the oral cavity. Take a look at how asthma can affect oral hygiene and how to mitigate these challenges.
How Does Asthma Affect Oral Health?
A clinical review found that different medications used to treat asthma could promote a higher risk of cavities, enamel erosion, gum disease, and oral thrush.…
