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24/08/2025

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16/08/2025

Impacted wisdom teeth are a common dental concern that many people face but often overlook until painful symptoms arise. When a wisdom tooth fails to emerge fully or grows at an odd angle, it becomes “impacted.” While it’s easy to think of wisdom teeth as an isolated issue, an impacted wisdom tooth can pose a serious risk to the neighboring second molar.

An impacted wisdom tooth sits too close to the adjacent molar and sometimes even presses against it. This constant contact can gradually erode the second molar’s root or enamel, opening the door for bacteria to invade and cause decay. Studies have shown that food and plaque can easily get trapped between an impacted wisdom tooth and the molar beside it, creating a hot spot for cavities and gum disease to develop. If left untreated, this silent damage can progress without obvious early symptoms, leading to tooth loss or the need for complex restorative work later on.

But tooth decay isn’t the only threat. The pressure and awkward positioning of an impacted tooth can lead to inflammation and infection in the surrounding gum tissue. This infection, called pericoronitis, often begins with swelling and pain around the partially erupted wisdom tooth. If bacteria spread deeper, they can affect the gum support and bone around the neighboring tooth, putting your oral health at further risk.

Another concern is the possibility of root resorption—a rare but serious condition where the pressure from the impacted wisdom tooth causes the root of the neighboring molar to break down and dissolve. When this happens, the second molar may eventually loosen or need extraction, particularly if the damage is severe and extends below the gum line.

Wisdom teeth aren’t just a personal issue; they can have broader implications. Untreated dental infections and the loss of molars due to impacted wisdom teeth can negatively affect chewing, nutrition, and overall well-being, especially in communities with limited access to dental care. Early removal or monitoring of impacted wisdom teeth is often recommended not only to prevent immediate pain, but also to protect the integrity of neighboring teeth and preserve long-term oral health.

The good news is that these dangers are preventable. Professional dental evaluation and timely intervention—whether that means extraction or careful monitoring—can stop damage before it starts.

02/08/2025

The longer you delay, the more you pay. ⏰💸

20/07/2025

The longer treatment is delayed, the more invasive and expensive it becomes. ⏰💸 Tooth decay progresses silently, often without apparent symptoms in its initial stage. However, beneath the surface, enamel demineralization has already commenced due to acid production by plaque bacteria. At this point, a simple fluoride treatment can halt and even reverse the damage, thereby preserving the tooth and preventing potential pain. As decay advances, it penetrates the enamel and reaches the dentin, resulting in visible cavities that necessitate a filling. Further delay may lead to decay affecting the pulp, requiring root canal treatment and a crown. In severe cases, the tooth may become unsalvageable, necessitating extraction and replacement with an implant or bridge, which can be both costly and time-consuming. Regular dental visits, routine check-ups, and preventive care are the most effective strategies for safeguarding both oral health and financial well-being.

12/07/2025

A small cavity might seem harmless at first. It often begins as a tiny black or brown spot on the tooth—sometimes without any pain. But what many people don’t realize is that a cavity never heals on its own. It's a sign that bacteria have already started breaking down the tooth enamel, and if left untreated, that tiny hole becomes deeper and wider over time.

As the cavity grows, it reaches the softer inner layers of the tooth, especially the dentin and eventually the pulp, which contains nerves and blood vessels. At this stage, you may start experiencing sensitivity, pain, or even swelling. By the time symptoms appear, the damage is often severe. The infection can spread deep into the root, leading to abscesses, bone loss, or the complete breakdown of the tooth structure.

What started as a small, easily treatable issue can now require complex treatments like root canal therapy or even tooth removal. That’s why early detection and timely dental checkups are so important. Fixing a small cavity is quick, painless, and affordable—ignoring it could cost you your entire tooth.

18/06/2025

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12/05/2025

Full mouth reconstruction using dental implants

14/03/2025

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