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Below are some common myths and misconceptions about root canals: Myth 1: Root canal therapy is painful There is a widespread stigma that root canal treatment is painful. In reality, root canal therapy is performed to relieve pain. Root canals are necessary when an untreated cavity spreads to the pulp of the tooth and causes...

Orthodontic treatment certainly helps in achieving a bright, beautiful smile. The time you spend wearing braces and the effort you put into getting used to them is an investment in good oral health and a confident smile. However, having braces can be challenging. These challenges are not limited to adjusting to braces alone — you...

Tooth replacement therapy comes in many forms, the most common being dentures, often referred to as “false teeth.” Whether your teeth are badly damaged and need to be removed and replaced, or you have lost all or most of your teeth, modern dentures provide a comfortable and affordable solution for tooth replacement. If you have...

Being informed about the treatment you are considering for yourself or your child is a good thing. However, with increased awareness, you may also come across information that is inaccurate or based on myths. At Example Dental Clinic, we address some of the most common orthodontic myths: Myth 1: There is no point in having...

Myth 1: Teeth whitening makes teeth sensitive After teeth whitening at a dental clinic, some patients may experience sensitivity to hot and cold for about a week. This sensation is not permanent and usually resolves naturally after a few days or weeks. Myth 2: Teeth whitening harms enamel Teeth whitening treatments performed by a qualified...

Teeth grinding, known medically as bruxism, is a condition that can affect both adults and children. Children who grind their teeth usually do so at night. Most of the time, they are not aware of their teeth-grinding behaviour. Teeth grinding can cause headaches and jaw pain, and it can also wear down teeth, which may...

In this blog, we have tried to clear up misconceptions about a child’s first teeth, which are also called primary teeth, milk teeth, or baby teeth. Below are a few common myths about baby teeth that every parent should know: Myth 1: Cavities in baby teeth do not matter If there is decay in a...

People often wonder, “How does a tooth get an infection if it is not alive?” The misconception that teeth are not alive leads to confusion about how teeth become infected. Because we cannot feel sensation in healthy teeth, many people assume that teeth are not alive. In fact, most of the structures that make up...