Fractured Tooth Treatment A fractured tooth is a tooth that has a crack. The tooth may cause mild, severe, or no pain. People who experience no pain may notice an increased sensitivity to temperature changes such as cold or hot drinks. For those who experience pain, it may be accompanied by swelling of the gum …

Emergency Tooth Extraction We like to preserve our natural teeth for as long as we live but sometimes emergencies happen and compel us to consider extractions. An emergency tooth extraction procedure may be simple or advanced depending on the cause of the extraction. For example, if you are extracting a tooth that is stuck under …

Wisdom Teeth Removal Wisdom teeth grow at the back of your gums. Most people have 4 wisdom teeth. Sometimes they don’t cause any problems but other times they don’t erupt fully and so they get stuck under the gums. These are known as impacted wisdom teeth. When to seek emergency wisdom teeth removal Seek an …

Tooth Pain or Toothache Treatment Tooth pain or toothache comes in different forms. Sometimes you experience a sudden pain, or the pain may come and go at different times. All the same, toothache makes you uncomfortable. Most of the time, it signifies a dental problem. It is therefore important to inform your dentist about your tooth …

Fractured Tooth Treatment You may crack your tooth from a dental injury, biting hard food, normal wear and tear, or dental habits such as teeth grinding. A crack may be noticeable or hidden. It’s best to visit your dentist if you suspect that your tooth has a crack. A fractured tooth requires an emergency appointment. …

Emergency Tooth Extraction Your dentist will recommend an emergency tooth extraction in these situations: Unexplained severe toothache Most of the time, unexplained toothache comes from a failed procedure or failure to complete a procedure. For example, if you delay a restoration procedure after dental work, it can result in severe pain that can’t be managed …

An abscessed or infected tooth is a dental problem caused by bacteria penetrating through your tooth enamel and dentin to reach the pulp (pulpitis), such that pus begins to collect within. It can also occur when bacteria gets trapped in deep gum pockets. This results in a number of unpleasant symptoms, including: Types of tooth …

It is normal to have bacteria living on various parts of the teeth and mouth, but tooth infections can happen when bacteria penetrates the outer surfaces of the teeth-that contain enamel or damaged dentin. The infection typically settles in deep pockets as it cannot be reached through brushing alone. Poor dental hygiene, tooth injury, and …

A tooth infection occurs when bacteria infects the inside of your tooth (pulp), resulting in a condition known as pulpitis. If not treated promptly, the infection may spread to surrounding areas of the tooth, causing pus to collect in the tooth or surrounding gum pockets. This is known as an abscess. Tooth infections can be …

If regular and proper flossing and brushing do not remove the plaque in your gums or tooth, the bacteria might spread inside the tender tissue of the gums or tooth; this can eventually result in an emergency tooth infection. At our practice, our experienced tooth infection dentists treat tooth infections, an assembly of pus that …