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What to do with a dental injury?

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There is a tooth injury when a tooth is broken, loose, or completely out. You are probably wondering, what should I do in such a situation? Can my tooth still be saved? This depends on several factors. It is important that immediate action is taken. This increases the chance that a possible return is still possible. Even when a tooth has broken off, there are still treatment options. The first thing that is important with a dental injury is to determine whether it is a baby tooth or a permanent tooth. Dental injury in milk teeth A loose milk tooth may never be put back! This can damage the tooth that has yet to come out or erupt. Unfortunately, the dentist cannot do much for the child in this case. Has the baby's tooth broken off? Then it can be sharpened by the dentist so that a sharp edge does not damage the child's tongue. What should I do if my tooth has broken off? If you have a broken tooth, visit your dentist as soon as possible. Ensure the tooth does not dry out...
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Receded gums: causes, symptoms and treatment

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Gingival recession, often known as receding gums, is a common issue in which the gums recede from the teeth. This exposes tooth roots, which can then lead to sensitivity and an insecure smile. In this blog, we will discuss what causes receding gums, how to recognize it, and what the treatment options are. Causes of receding gums The most common reason is by brushing too hard in combination with a toothbrush that is too hard or by grinding/clamping. Other causes include: ·          Gingivitis: Gingivitis, which a specialist in periodontology treats, is a common cause of gum recession. The accumulation of dental plaque causes this inflammation. If not removed by regular brushing, it can lead to poor condition or inflammation of the gums; ·          Tooth decay: If a tooth has been affected by tooth decay, it can damage the surrounding gums and cause them to recede; ·      ...
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