Dental fillings are one of the most commonly performed procedures that dentists do. When a tooth has been compromised by decay, a filling is a repair job that restores its form and function, protecting it against future damage. But how long does a filling take, and...
Getting a dental crown restores form and function to a damaged or diseased tooth. Also known as a dental cap, a crown uses your existing tooth as a base structure and is fitted over it. Dental crowns can prevent a decayed or weakened tooth from further damage or...
Gum disease is so common that it affects most people at some point in their lives. It develops in two stages: gingivitis and periodontitis. Maintaining excellent dental hygiene is your best defence against periodontal disease. Let’s take a closer look at how to treat...
We always try to save the tooth but in some cases, it is not possible, and tooth extraction is the best choice for the patient. This happens most frequently with wisdom tooth extractions and is always performed under anaesthetic to make the experience as comfortable...
Having tooth sensitivity after filling is a relatively common occurrence, but this is a very minor side effect that typically goes away within a week or two after your procedure. The degree of sensitivity is incomparable to the discomfort and complications that can...
