Are your teeth sensitive?

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Do you have wide gaps between your teeth?

Interdental brush is used clean the wide interdental gaps between teeth. Floss is the perfect tool for cleaning the narrow interdental spaces, however, some teeth have wider gaps making them harder to clean. Moreover, those who have fixed braces or suffer from joint problems, causing limited mobility, are unable to use a floss. In these cases, an interdental brush can be effectively used for cleaning the interdental spaces as well as around braces and orthodontic wires.

How is an Interdental Brush Used?

 Pick the right size of interdental brush as per the gap between your teeth. If your teeth have wide gaps, then you will need a brush with longer bristles for effective cleaning.

Start with your front teeth as they are easier to reach. Once the front teeth are cleaned, move to the rear teeth. Ensure that no tooth is missed.

Gently insert the brush between your teeth. Make sure you don’t force it in as this may injure your gums.

Once inserted, move the interdental brush back and forth along its entire length a few times.

Don’t panic if you find small amount of blood while rinsing, as this is normal. However, if the bleeding continues after a week, consult your dentist.

Once you finish cleaning your teeth, rinse your interdental brush.

These brushes should be replaced once the bristles are worn out or if the wire is bent.

 

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What do you know about Dental Abscess?

 

What do you know about Dental Abscess?

A dental abscess, or tooth abscess, is a buildup of pus that forms inside the teeth or gums.

The abscess typically comes from a bacterial infection, often one that has accumulated in the soft pulp of the tooth.

There are three types of dental abscess:

Gingival abscess: The abscess is only in the gum tissue and does not affect the tooth or the periodontal ligament.

Periodontal abscess: This abscess starts in the supporting bone tissue structures of the teeth.

Periapical abscess: this abscess commences in the soft pulp of the tooth.

Signs and symptoms of a dental abscess include:

·         The main symptom of a dental abscess is pain. This may be a throbbing pain and is often intense. The pain usually starts suddenly and becomes more intense over the following hours or days. In some cases, the pain may radiate to the ear, jawbone, and neck.

·         pain in the affected area when biting or when touching the affected area

·         draining  fistula and ulcer on the site

·         sensitivity to cold or hot food and liquids

·         a foul taste in the mouth

·         fever

·         a generally unwell feeling

·         difficulties opening the mouth

·         swallowing difficulties

Treatment:

Any person with symptoms linked to a dental abscess should see a dentist immediately. Dental abscesses are easily diagnosed by a qualified dentist.

People who have swallowing and breathing problems should go straight to the emergency department of their local hospital.

If you cannot get to a dentist immediately, visit a family doctor.

A doctor cannot treat an abscess, but they may prescribe medication and advise on self-care and pain management and are also likely to know the fastest way of getting emergency treatment if required.

 

Incision: The abscess needs to be cut out and the pus, which contains bacteria, drained away. The doctor will administer a local anesthetic.

 

Treating a periapical abscess: Root canal treatment will be used to remove the abscess. A drill is used to bore a hole into the dead tooth so that the pus can come out. Any damaged tissue will be removed from the pulp. A root filling is then inserted into the space to prevent subsequent infections.

 

Treating a periodontal abscess: The abscess will be drained and the periodontal pocket cleaned. The surfaces of the root of the tooth will then be smoothed out by scaling and planning below the gum line. This helps the tooth heal and prevents further infections from occurring.

Surgery

People with a periapical abscess and a recurring infection may need to have diseased tissue surgically removed. This will be done by an oral surgeon.

Those with a periodontal abscess and a recurring infection may have to have their gum tissue reshaped and the periodontal pocket removed. This procedure will be performed by an oral surgeon.

If a dental abscess comes back, even after surgery, the tooth may be taken out.

 

Pain management

Over the counter (OTC) painkillers may help reduce the pain while an individual is waiting for treatment. It is important to follow the information on the packet carefully. Painkillers are only there for pain reduction and cannot replace a visit to a dentist.

Aspirin, ibuprofen or Tylenol (paracetamol) are effective painkillers. However, some are unsuitable for certain types of patients.

Antibiotics

Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent the infection from spreading and may be taken together with painkillers. Examples of antibiotics include amoxicillin or metronidazole. In no way should antibiotics be seen as a way of substituting treatment with a dentist, or postponing treatment.

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New Year New Smile 2023!

 

New Year New Smile

Get a new smile this new year 2023!

Smile designing is a cosmetic dental procedure that corrects teeth imperfections and restores your dental health and appearance. It involves a customized treatment and long-lasting results for a straighter, whiter, and natural-looking smile.

Benefits Of Smile Designing

·         It helps you get back the confidence.

·         No more cracks, missing teeth, and other teeth ailments.

·         Better oral health.

·         No more consciously suppressing your smile.

·         Better chewing and better speech.

It may consist of a combination of the following procedures depending on your needs and desires:

v  Porcelain veneers

v  Dental implants

v  Crowns and bridges

v  Orthodontics

v  Teeth whitening

v  Bonding

v  Gum contouring

v  Botox or fillers

 

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Happy new year 2023!

 

Are you eating too many Christmas treats?

 

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Overcoming dental anxiety

 

Overcoming  dental anxiety!

1)      Find the right dentist

 A friendly, caring staff

Great reviews from current patients

Simple answers to all your questions

A relaxing and comfortable office atmosphere

Personalized and high-tech dental care and treatments

2)      Use relaxation technique and medications.

Do stretches, meditation, or deep controlled breathing

Use of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and/or sedative medications by the dentist.

3)      Use distractions.

Bring your headphones so you can listen to something that will distract your mind and help you relax during your visit.

4)      Bring someone along with you for appointment

5)      Arrive early for the appointment.

Rushing to get to your appointment on time can cause you to get worked up. Don’t put unnecessary stress on the experience. Plan to arrive extra early to give yourself enough time to take it slow.

6)      Speak about your fears.

Don’t keep your fears bottled up. Be sure to let your dentist and dental team know that you feel nervous. Your dentist wants to give you the personalized care and special attention you need to help you have a relaxed and enjoyable experience.

7)      Ask your queries.

Throughout your appointment, be sure to voice any concerns, questions, or discomfort. Your dental team is there to help.

 

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