Frequently Asked Questions

Visiting Your Dentist Every 6 Months For A Regular Check-up And Cleaning Helps Diagnose Early Signs Of Tooth Or Gum Problems Before They Turn Into Painful Or Costly Issues.

Yes, Dental X-rays Are Safe. Today’s Digital X-rays Use Very Minimal Radiation And Are Carefully Monitored. They Help Your Dentist See What’s Happening Inside Your Teeth And Gums That Can’t Be Seen During A Regular Exam.

Rinse your mouth with warm salt water, avoid chewing on that side, and visit your dentist as soon as possible. Toothaches don’t fix themselves—they only get louder.

Bad Breath Can Happen Due To Poor Oral Hygiene, Gum Problems, Tooth Decay, Or Sometimes Stomach Issues. Brushing, Flossing, And Getting Regular Dental Cleaning Done Usually Help Keep Your Tooth And Gums Fresh And Healthy.

Professional whitening done by a dentist is safe and effective. DIY kits or random internet tricks? Not so much.

Bleeding Gums Can Be An Early Warning Sign Of Gum Disease. It’s Important To Get Them Checked Soon Professional Cleaning And Routine Check Up Can Prevent It From Turning Into A More Serious Issue.

Sensitivity Can Happen Due To Worn Enamel, Exposed Roots From Gum Recession, Or Cavities. Your Dentist Can Find The Exact Cause And Recommend The Right Treatment Or A Suitable Toothpaste To Relieve The Discomfort.

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss once a day, cut down on sugary snacks, and come in for cleanings regularly.

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, implants can last 15 years or more often for life.

Yes, You Can Receive Dental Care, But Extra Precautions Will Be Taken. Always Let Your Dentist Know About Your Medical Conditions And Medications To Ensure Your Safety Throughout The Treatment.

Aggressive brushing, gum disease, or aging can cause it. Use a soft toothbrush, gentle strokes, and visit us for evaluation.

Severe toothache, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, or darkening of the tooth. The earlier it’s treated, the less painful it’ll be.

Yes, badly. It stains your teeth, causes bad breath, delays healing, and increases the risk of gum disease and oral cancer.

Your gums affect your whole body. Infected gums can make diabetes, heart problems, or even pregnancy issues worse. Keeping your gums healthy keeps you healthy.

Yes, in many cases it can. Once we treat the gum infection (with scaling, root cleaning, or laser treatment) and remove the cause, the gums heal and tighten around the tooth. Early treatment is key.

Not necessarily. Grade 1 mobility is early and manageable. But ignoring it can make things worse. Regular cleanings and home care can save your tooth.