After a surgical bone graft, you may notice small granules in your mouth—this is normal. Avoid spitting or vigorous rinsing for the first few days to prevent dislodging particles from the graft site. Be cautious around the wound, especially if there are sutures. This procedure helps to preserve your jaw for future implant or tooth … Read more
When deciding between a dentist or an oral surgeon for a tooth extraction, it depends on the complexity of the case. A dentist can handle simple extractions, but for more complicated issues like impacted teeth or cases requiring surgical intervention, an oral surgeon is the better choice. They are specially trained to manage difficult procedures … Read more
When I first experienced a toothache, I wondered if the pain would simply go away on its own. The discomfort was persistent, and my gums felt irritated. I learned that while some minor issues might resolve without treatment, it’s often crucial to see a dentist. Tooth pain can be caused by an infection or injury, … Read more
After a dental appointment, the numbing sensation from local anesthetic can be both a blessing and a frustration. While it ensures comfort during procedures like cavity fillings or minor surgeries, the lingering effects can interfere with daily activities. Novocaine and other dental anaesthetics work by blocking nerves from sending pain signals to the brain, leaving … Read more
When dealing with an infected tooth, many people wonder if a dentist can safely pull it. In dentistry, especially in places like Newtown, the answer often depends on the severity of the infection and the overall oral health of the patient. In most cases, a dentist will prescribe antibiotics to control the infection and reduce … Read more
