There are few things more embarrassing than bad breath. Experts estimate that Americans spend over $10 billion dollars on products that are designed to mask their bad breath. While mints, mouthwash, and toothpaste might provide temporary relief, if you suffer from chronic bad breath it may be time to schedule an appointment with your dentist.
Here are three dental conditions that could be contributing to your bad breath.
1. Bad breath could be a sign that you have tooth decay.…
One of the most common types of dental damage to teeth is a crack. Cracks can occur from a blow to the mouth or from biting down on a hard food, such as candy. When a crack forms, it should be treated to prevent oral bacteria from entering the inside of the tooth. Here are a few types of cracks that may form in a tooth and the treatments that may be used to remedy them:…
When you have a tooth extracted, the worst of the pain can last for about 5 days. If you continue experiencing severe pain after that point, you should go back in to see the dentist. There are things you can do to help control the amount of pain you experience and to promote a faster healing time. This article will offer you 6 tips on ways you can get through the pain and help the socket heal quickly.…
