Is there any connection between tooth resorption and cancer? This blog post will discuss the link between the two and what you need to know about them. Resorption is a condition that causes the teeth to disappear over time slowly. While cancer is not always caused, it can cause tooth decay and eventually tooth loss. If you are experiencing symptoms of resorption, it...

This blog discusses the causes, effects, and possible solutions to internal and external resorption. What is tooth root resorption? Tooth root resorption is a condition that affects the roots of teeth. It can cause the roots to become thin and weak, leading to tooth loss. please keep reading to find out more about root resorption, its causes, and types What is...

Dissolvable stitches are an excellent option for people who undergo surgical procedures. Unlike traditional stitches, dissolvable stitches dissolve independently and do not require special care. This blog post will discuss everything you need to know about dissolvable stitches in the mouth. We will talk about the benefits of using them, the different types...

If you’ve had your wisdom teeth removed, then you may have received stitches as well. This blog post will tell you everything you need to know about wisdom teeth stitches! We’ll cover what they are, how to take care of them, and when to expect them to heal. Wisdom Teeth Extraction Why do dentists put wisdom teeth stitches after surgery? What to expect...

Perfecting the way you smile is not rocket science. Dental innovation through the years has brought us so many restorative dentistry options that include invasive and non-invasive ways of correcting how your teeth feel, look, and function. For instance, you can undergo surgery and replace your missing tooth with dental implants. Or you can go visit your trusted dental professional and inquire about snap-on veneers for missing teeth. Let’s find out more about this cosmetic dentistry option so you can achieve bringing back your beautiful smile hassle-free.

If you are worried about having precancerous mouth cancer, know that this condition is not yet cancer. However, if not treated, there is a possibility that these unusual changes in the mouth might become oral cancer. Fortunately, regular dental consultations and examinations can help detect early indications of precancerous changes. Keep reading to learn more about the precancerous conditions of the mouth, including the different mouth cancer stages and some helpful tips to prevent oral cancer.