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FAQ

Common questions

Is root canal treatment safe?

Yes. Root canal treatment is a common, well-established way to save an infected or badly decayed tooth. The infected pulp is cleaned out, the canals are sealed, and the tooth is usually protected with a crown afterwards. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more

Do I need to remove my wisdom tooth?

Not always. Wisdom teeth that come in straight and can be cleaned well may be left alone. Removal may be advised if a tooth is stuck, keeps getting infected, or is damaging the tooth next to it. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more

Why do my gums bleed?

Bleeding while brushing is often an early sign of gum inflammation caused by plaque. Gentle, regular brushing and flossing help, and a cleaning may be needed. Bleeding that continues should be checked. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more

Why are my teeth sensitive to cold?

Sensitivity often comes from worn enamel, gum recession or a cavity exposing the inner layer of the tooth. A sensitivity toothpaste may help, but sudden or sharp sensitivity should be looked at. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more

What should I do for a toothache?

Rinse with warm salt water, keep the area clean and avoid very hot, cold or sweet food. Do not place tablets on the gum. If there is swelling, fever or pain that keeps you awake, contact the clinic soon. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more

When should my child first see a dentist?

Around the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits help spot decay and get children comfortable with the dental chair. A check-up is needed for a proper diagnosis. Read more