The discomfort associated with dental filling, and it shouldn’t be intense pain, should wane after a few days. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case, and you may feel persistent pain several days after your treatment. Here are some possible reasons for this persistent pain:
The Filling Resulted in an Incorrect Bite
Sometimes, the material used for the filling may not be shaped or correctly sized. For example, some of your teeth cusps may end up being higher than others at the end of the treatment.…
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After years of smoking, you may have finally kicked the habit to avoid the health hazards and dangers to your oral health it can cause. However, you may cringe every time you see your smile in the mirror because the tar and nicotine have severely stained your teeth.
Pull Out the Stains with Coconut Oil and Salt
This first home remedy for removing cigarette stains from your teeth uses salt and coconut oil.…
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Like most adults you probably brush your teeth each and every day. In fact, you might not pay it any mind and do it while examining your face, thinking of other things or catching a few moments of the morning or evening news. In fact, your brushing routine may need some work and you don’t even realize. Start focusing on the things below to improve your brushing game.
Use Soft Bristles…
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