You may think that tooth pain isn’t a huge deal. It can often be traced to something trivial like a popcorn kernel stuck near the gumline. With just a quick brush or floss, the problem is solved! However, the truth is that some toothaches can point to deeper issues requiring urgent care.

Listed below are three types of tooth pain that your emergency dentist should monitor. Learn about them so you won’t ignore potential dangers to your oral health.

Regardless of how many parenting books you read, online forums you frequent, and videos you watch, parenthood is bound to come with some surprises. For instance, your infant may be having a difficult time breastfeeding or moving their mouth due to a lip or tongue tie. Fortunately, a quick and easy procedure called a frenectomy can easy fix this issue. However, lip and tongue tie treatments are gradually becoming more and more common. Read on to find out why, as well as who you should talk to if your little one has a lip or tongue tie.

You’re about to start straightening your teeth with Invisalign, and you couldn’t be more excited. Not only will you finally be fixing your crooked teeth, but you won’t have to deal with the hassle of metal braces. There’s just one problem – you’re worried about whether you can still drink coffee with Invisalign. While you won’t necessarily have to give up your morning cup of joe, you will have to make a few adjustments. Keep reading to learn more about drinking coffee with Invisalign!

If you’ve been researching the best way to replace your missing teeth, chances are you’ve concluded that dental implants are the way to go. In terms of the way they look and feel, they’re the closest thing to your natural teeth. Plus, they offer health benefits that other tooth replacements can’t. With that being said, the cost of dental implants tends to be higher – and more complex – than traditional options. Read on to learn about some of the factors that affect dental implant cost and how you can afford this life-changing treatment!

You’re finally done wearing your braces! You should pat yourself on the back for a job well done. Now it’s time to visit your dentist to get them removed. You’re probably excited to show off your smile and be done with the whole process, but you aren’t sure what to expect from the removal process. Read on to find out what happens when you get your braces in Mesquite removed!