If you have ever held your head in agony through a toothache, you have come to the right place. As a mom and a nurse, I have helped many people deal with all kinds of pain including toothaches, and I have suffered through many toothaches myself. I am the type of person who likes to help others, so I decided to create this blog. In this blog, I plan to post entries on the causes of toothaches and how to alleviate toothache pain, but I also plan to explore long-term solutions such as fillings and sealants and more. I hope you enjoy reading, and I thank you for stopping by.
Posted on: 4 January 2022
A toothache can drive you crazy. It's also a sign that something is seriously wrong inside your mouth. However, there is no need to panic if you experience this kind of pain. Follow these tips to deal with your toothache and protect your dental health.
1. Contact a Dentist
A toothache is a sign that you are suffering from a cavity, an infection, or some other kind of dental health problem.
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Posted on: 4 January 2022
A root canal treatment can save a decaying tooth. The procedure itself should not be painful, as dentists use local anesthetic to numb your tooth, but recovery can be a little uncomfortable. Follow these five tips to recover safely and comfortably.
1. Use Appropriate Pain Relief
Everyday pain medications like ibuprofen and paracetamol are both safe to use following a root canal treatment. You can use them in combination if you need to, but do not exceed the maximum dose of either.
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Posted on: 5 November 2021
Orthodontic treatment comes in various forms. One such form is Invisalign. Like all braces, Invisalign can move teeth and shift them into different positions in the mouth. But if Invisalign can do the same things that standard metal braces can do, then why not just choose metal braces?
Invisalign has some important differences in appearance and function that may make them a better option for you, depending on your preferences or needs.
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Posted on: 17 September 2021
Dentistry is a vital service, but like everything in the modern world, it leaves a carbon footprint that may be contributing to climate change. Fortunately, many practices are changing to eco-friendly ways of working. You may want to check how far your own practice has adopted these strategies.
Waste reduction
Dental clinics are like any other business in that they generate waste. Although this is unavoidable it can be limited, and its impact can be lessened by using biodegradable materials.
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