Toothbrushes come in so many shapes that it’s easy to feel lost. Big head, small head, angled, straight – does it really matter? In practice, the best toothbrush is the one that lets you reach all surfaces comfortably and encourages you to brush properly...
If every sip of cold water or a bite of ice cream sends a sharp pain through your teeth, you’re not alone. Tooth sensitivity is common and usually means dentin, the inner layer of the tooth, is exposed or more vulnerable.
Everyday habits can make...
Thumb sucking is natural in babies and small children. It comforts them and helps them relax. For most kids, the habit fades on its own by age three or four. Problems usually arise when strong sucking continues for many years, especially after permanent teeth...
Many people get into the habit of chewing mostly on one side. Maybe there’s a sensitive tooth on the other side, an old filling, or just comfort and habit. Over months and years, this one-sided chewing can start changing how things feel in your...
Not every small gap between teeth is a problem. Some gaps are simply part of your natural smile and don’t cause any trouble with biting, chewing or cleaning. In those cases, closing the space is mostly a cosmetic choice. Many people even like a...
