If the thought of having your wisdom teeth removed leaves you feeling cold all over, you’re probably not alone. Aside from the obvious discomfort and pain associated with teeth extraction, many people find dentistry work simply too expensive and will put up with wisdom teeth pain for far too long. However, at Sydney’s Homebush Dental…
What Is Considered A Dental Emergency? Injuries to the mouth may include teeth that are knocked out, forced out of position and loosened or fractured, and tissue injuries, such as puncture wounds, lacerations and tears to the lips, cheeks, mouth and tongue. Oral injuries are often painful and should be treated by a dentist as…
What do you do when your tooth gets knocked out? More than 2 million Australians, including children, get their teeth knocked out every year. With timely intervention and proper procedures, knocked out teeth can be reinstated back in their socket. The important thing is to see your dentist as soon as possible to get the…
Dental emergency may occur to anyone at any time. The American Dental Association recommends familiarity with a few dental emergencies, in case you come across a situation at home or work. Common dental emergencies include toothaches, knocked out teeth, broken teeth, bitten lip or tongue, problems with braces and retainers, things caught between teeth, or…