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The Pain of Teething

The age of teething varies from child to child, but the baby’s first teeth usually appear around the age of 6 months. Some babies may not have had them before, at 3 months, or some may not have had them until their first birthday. What are the signs and symptoms of tooth extraction? Teething is […]

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Extra Teeth

Hyperdontia is the growth of extra teeth that should not normally be present. Normally, the number of deciduous teeth is 20 and the number of permanent teeth is 32. Primary teeth are the primary teeth that begin to grow and protrude from the gums from infancy and gradually fall out at school age and are […]

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Jaw Deformities

It is impossible to say that human body parts are safe from any injury or pain. Jaw deformity is a condition in which a person’s upper and lower jaw teeth are not perfectly aligned with each other. For example, one of the orthodontic abnormalities is an overbite or a condition in which the maxillary teeth […]

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Filling Aftercare

After filling the tooth, the anesthetic effect wears off in about one to three hours. Until the anesthetic effect wears off, you should be careful never to chew anything with the numb side of the mouth to prevent damage or biting of the lips, tongue, cheeks, etc. In the case of children, you should monitor […]

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Toothaches and Sore Throats

What is the relationship between tooth infection and sore throat? Many people experience tooth infection and sore throat together; For many of them, the question arises whether their tooth infection has caused a sore throat or vice versa, that is, a sore throat and its infection has caused a tooth infection ?! At these times, […]

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Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Many people do not have any problems with their wisdom teeth during their lifetime and never go to a dental clinic for wisdom tooth surgery. But if the eruption of this tooth is associated with problems, the extraction of wisdom teeth should be on the agenda. In this article, we will introduce you to the […]

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Crooked and Crowded Teeth

What causes crooked and crowded teeth? Several different factors can cause the teeth to become crowded. Among its factors, we can mention the displacement and misalignment of the jaws, irregular size of the teeth, past dental injuries, small jaws, and cleft lip and palate. Improper oral habits such as pressing the tongue against the front […]

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Cleft Lip

What is a cleft lip? A cleft lip is a type of facial abnormality that affects parts of the face that do not connect the upper lip and mouth before birth, and babies are born with a cleft lip. These slits can also occur on the roof of the baby’s mouth or palate. This complication […]

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Jaw and Dental Problems

There are many kinds of problems that can occur within the oral cavity. Here are a few of the most common ones, as well as treatment. The upper front teeth are forward: The anterior teeth of the maxilla are far ahead of the lower teeth. The lower teeth are sometimes not as forward as they […]

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Dentures

Dentures are a removable replacement for missing teeth that are custom made of plastic or metal to fit snugly on the gums. A complete denture is used if all teeth are lost, and a fragmented denture is used if several teeth are left. Complete dentures are available in either “normal” or “immediate” form. Ordinary dentures […]