- December 13, 2023Yes, teeth with fillings or crowns can still get cavities, especially around the edges of fillings or crowns where bacteria…
- December 13, 2023Yes, children and teenagers are at a higher risk for cavities, but anyone with teeth can get them, including infants.
- December 13, 2023It's recommended to visit a dentist for check-ups and cleanings every six months, though some individuals may need more frequent…
- December 13, 2023Once a cavity has formed in the enamel, it does not heal on its own. Early stages of decay can…
- December 13, 2023Common signs of a cavity include toothache, sensitivity, visible holes or pits in your teeth, and pain when eating or…
- December 13, 2023Some discomfort is common after adjustments to braces or aligners, but it's usually manageable with over-the-counter pain relief and subsides…
- December 13, 2023Yes, without treatment, crooked teeth can worsen. This can lead to increased oral health problems and potentially more complex treatments…
- December 13, 2023The duration varies depending on the severity of the misalignment and the treatment method. On average, it can range from…
- December 13, 2023No, braces are one of several options. Clear aligners, retainers, and in some cases, dental surgery can also correct crooked…
- December 13, 2023Orthodontic treatment can start as early as age 7, as recommended by the American Association of Orthodontists. Early evaluation allows…
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