When to see a dentist

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When to see a dentist

Introduction:

There is no one-size-fits-all protocol for dental visits. For some, a twice-a-year visit suffices; for others, it could be multiple. Preventive dentistry recommends periodic dental checkups to prevent painful, expensive, and tedious dental treatments in the future.

We at Magnolia Dental, Waterdown (magnoliadental.ca) prioritize general dentistry on every patient’s first visit. Our treatment plans provide you with a holistic oral care regimen that is tailor-made for you. Be it teeth cleaning in Dundas or fillings and pediatric care, Magnolia Dental (magnoliadental.ca) is your go-to destination.

Reasons why you need to visit the dentist:

1. Toothache: A toothache is a dental emergency. It is usually caused by cavities, fractured teeth, and receded gums.

2. Sensitive teeth: this is the worst nightmare of an ice cream lover! Oh yes, it is a nuisance when having a cold drink, ice-creams, hot chocolates or any sugary savories.

3. Bleeding gums: whether you’re brushing, biting an apple, your bloody tooth prints are everywhere. It is scary, sometimes painful, and undoubtedly embarrassing.

4. Bad breath: waking up with an obnoxious odor in the mouth or feeling the same during the day is a matter of concern. Visit us at Magnolia Dental (magnoliadental.ca) to get a dental examination soon.

5. Discolored teeth: Do you notice any yellowish discoloration of the teeth? Acid reflux, tea, and caffeine can often stain the teeth to make them look yellowish-brown.

6. Crooked teeth: uneven, crowded teeth, are a common dental woe. It can cause gum infections, chewing problems, and unconfident smiles.

7. Missing teeth: unavoidable extractions lead to missing teeth cause drifting of the surrounding teeth which affect chewing.

8. Jaw pain: grinding and clenching of teeth, a major fall cause jaw pains. Talking, laughing, chewing and yawing becomes difficult in this case.

9. Decayed teeth in kids: irregular brushing, chocolates, and prolonged bottle feed cause rampant decay in your child’s milk teeth. It is pivotal to safeguard baby teeth for a healthy permanent dentition in the future.

Damaged teeth in the elderly: our parents and grandparents warrant special care and attention. Teeth in geriatric patients are broken, damaged, and worn out. They often have missing teeth,..........................

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