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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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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Thanks to modern technology, we have more ways than ever to effectively treat cavities and tooth decay. However, when it comes to taking care of your teeth, prevention is always the best treatment plan. Dental sealants are one safe and simple way to protect your teeth from cavities. A dental sealant is a thin coating
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Periodontal disease, commonly called gum disease, is an infection in your gingiva (gum tissue) that weakens and gradually destroys the support of your teeth. The infection is caused by a surplus of bacteria due to plaque build-up. According to the CDC, 47.2% of adults 30 years and older have some form of gum disease. Regular
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Rinsing your mouth with warm salt water can offer many impressive benefits. But is there a best type of salt to use for a mouth rinse? According to popularity, Himalayan pink salt is the top choice. The pink rocks are mined from the Punjab region of Pakistan and are estimated to contain as many as
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You just invested in the smile of your dreams by getting dental veneers. Now how do you care for them in order to ensure they last as long as possible? At Country Club Dental Flagstaff, we use porcelain when constructing your cosmetic veneers. Not only does this material respond better to gum tissue, but it
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What is a canker sore? Canker sores (aphthous ulcers) develop as lesions in your mouth around the base of the gums, insides of the cheeks or on the tongue. They can be quite painful, but for the most part, are harmless and will disappear in a week or two. Most canker sores appear as round,
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According to the American Academy of Oral Medicine, up to 65% of the population could be suffering from clinical xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth. The numbers are not known precisely because dry mouth is often not reported by those who suffer from it. There are a number of causes of dry mouth. Among them
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