Dec
2025
What is Pulp Necrosis?
Pulp necrosis is a clinical diagnosis indicating the death of the dental pulp, the inner soft tissue of a tooth made up of nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. But when a severe toothache suddenly disappears, it may seem like the problem has gone away. The reality, however, is much more serious. Pulp necrosis represents the end of a pathological process that started long before the pain disappears. It occurs when the inflammation in...
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2025
All You Need to Know About Diastema
Diastema, which comes from the Greek word for “gap,” is the space between two teeth. It often happens between any teeth, but you usually see it most between the two upper front teeth. While diastema can naturally occur as kids grow, it might stick around into adulthood and could be linked to different dental problems. Some people don’t mind the gap and even see it as a unique part of their smile. However, for those who feel self-conscious or...
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2025
What is Microdontia?
A bright and confident smile depends on the size, shape, and alignment of your teeth, a dental condition affecting the size. The affected teeth in this case are noticeably smaller in width, length, or both. Microdontia can involve one tooth, several teeth, or all teeth in your mouth. The condition is caused by genetics, environmental factors, and exposure to harmful chemicals during pregnancy. Microdontia does not always mean pain or medical...
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2025
Pregnancy Gingivitis, What to Know
A new life brings many changes. Pregnancy can affect your oral health, too. If you have noticed some redness, swelling, or bleeding of your gums while brushing or flossing, you may have a relatively common but often overlooked condition known as pregnancy gingivitis. Most pregnant women experience higher levels of hormones, especially the hormone progesterone, which makes the gums’ response to plaque more inflammatory. Gingivitis is more than...
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