Toothache and Sensitivity

When conventional root canal treatments fall short, endodontic surgery can be a critical option to save a tooth that might otherwise be lost. One of the most common procedures in such cases is an apicoectomy, or root-end resection, which targets persistent infections or damage at the root tip. Learn more about it here.  When is...

As kids are naturally curious, it’s not a surprise if they sustain injuries here and there. Sometimes, however, these injuries affect the mouth, particularly the teeth. Dental trauma in kids can be scary for parents. But with the right knowledge and quick action, most dental injuries can be managed successfully. Learn more about emergency dental...

Treating dental injuries depends on the type of trauma sustained. Your endodontist will discuss with you the exact type of dental trauma you have, and advise you on the appropriate treatment. Frequently, a chipped or fractured tooth can be repaired through emergency dentistry, by placing a tooth-coloured filling. If a significant portion of the tooth...

A cracked tooth can be difficult to diagnose, as it exhibits various symptoms that can be intermittent and hard to pinpoint. These may include sharp pain while chewing that may subside when pressure is released, or sensitivity to extreme temperatures. The inconsistent nature of the pain can make it challenging for your dentist to identify...

Tooth extraction is a standard dental procedure where a tooth is removed from its socket in the bone. While having a tooth extracted may seem scary, understanding what to expect and how to care for your mouth afterwards can make the experience less stressful. Whether it’s the extraction of a damaged tooth or a wisdom...

Tooth extraction involves completely removing a tooth from the mouth. People may require tooth extraction for many reasons, ranging from tooth decay to crowded teeth.