Whether it’s a Halloween candy haul or an after-school treat, kids just love sugar. Unfortunately, so do the bacteria that form plaque. They break down sugars into harmful acids that attack the tooth enamel, leading to cavities and gingivitis. But you don’t have to deny your children their favorite treats—here’s how you can protect their
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Fixed dental bridges are one of the most common solutions for replacing a missing tooth. They are durable and will last a long time, but they do require a little maintenance. You will need to clean your bridge every day to prevent bacteria buildup and keep your mouth healthy. But if you’ve never had a
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Sharp tooth pain, especially eating or drinking something hot or cold, is known as tooth sensitivity. There are many steps you can take to treat sensitivity and prevent it from returning. What Causes Tooth Sensitivity? Tooth sensitivity occurs when the protective layer of enamel on a tooth wears down enough to expose the underlying dentin.
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Can tooth pain and a sinus infection be related? Although tooth pain is commonly caused by tooth decay and oral infections, sinus infections can also be at fault. The sinuses are air pockets in your skull located near your eyes, nose, cheekbones, and forehead. These spaces can sometimes fill with fluid and germs, which causes
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Despite its name, gum disease affects more than your gums alone. Your teeth and even your jaw can start to hurt from the effects of gum disease. Let’s take a look at when and why gum disease can feel like a toothache. What Is Gum Disease? Medically known as periodontal disease, gum disease is a
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From minor irritation to a throbbing pain that keeps you up at night, aching gums are no fun. But unless you know what’s causing your pain in the first place, it can be difficult to find relief. We put together this list of the most common causes of gum pain so you can seek the
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Having a cavity is no fun. It doesn’t matter if your pain is minor or unbearable—it’s always important to treat a cavity right away, before it can cause further damage. But why do cavities hurt in the first place? Here’s more about what causes cavities, why they hurt, and how you can repair cavity-damaged teeth.
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Toothaches can range from a dull ache to utterly unbearable pain. To find relief, it’s important to understand what’s causing your tooth pain so you can treat the root of the problem. Don’t let a toothache turn into a dental emergency—here’s how to tell the difference between minor toothaches and tooth nerve pain symptoms. What’s
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If you suffer from grinding or clenching your teeth, you know how painful it can be. But did you know that it can also cause serious damage? Taking a few steps to reduce grinding and clenching will prevent consequences such as loose or cracked teeth and tooth sensitivity. At Country Club Dental, we want to
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Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, can cause a variety of side effects that impact your oral health. Without treatment, these consequences can result in long term damage to your teeth, gums, and jaw. At Country Club Dental, we want to help you protect your mouth from the damaging effects of grinding your teeth. We
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