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Toothache can often hurt more than other pains, and it can be the sign of a real problem. Learn the causes of toothache and how to treat the pain quickly and easily.
Are you in pain after a recent tooth extraction? If the pain lasts for more than just a few days or actually gets worse, you should see a dentist.
If you’re experiencing headaches, jaw pain or toothache, there’s a decent chance you’re suffering from tooth grinding, or bruxism. The unconscious act of gnashing, grinding or clenching your teeth can lead to lasting pain that follows you through the day. If left unchecked, prolonged bruxism can cause damage to your teeth and contribute to wider oral health issues.
It’s all too common to feel discomfort when your wisdom teeth start to come through. This can happen in your late teens, all the way through to your mid-twenties, and the worst pain is usually the result of improper eruption. You might feel pain in your back-most molars as well as the surrounding gums, and complications can lead to inflammation or even infection.
Tooth abscesses can be very painful and should be treated. Find out the symptoms, causes and when you should see your dentist. Book a consultation today.
Bleeding gums is a common issue that most people will experience at some point in their lives. Learn the causes, symptoms and when you should see a dentist.
A cracked, broken or chipped tooth can be a real pain! Find out the causes, symptoms and when you should see a dentist.
Jaw pain can quickly escalate from a mild annoyance to a persistent, disruptive ache. Don’t let yourself suffer from prolonged jaw pain — see a dentist.
Bad breath or halitosis can be a bigger problem than you might think, affecting your professional and personal relationships. Discover the causes and treatments.
Amalgam fillings are often referred to as silver or metal fillings. While safe, many people prefer to replace old amalgam fillings with porcelain or composite fillings.
Wondering why your teeth are yellow? Stained teeth are usually nothing to worry about, but there are options to make your teeth white again.
Gum disease can cause severe problems in the mouth, some of which may never fully heal. However, gum disease is both preventable and highly treatable.
Your oral health is important, but we know that in NZ dental comes at a price. So how can you save money on dental care, and are there payment plans available?
Worried about a wiggly tooth? Loose teeth can be caused by a variety of factors and must be addressed quickly to save the tooth from falling out.
Dental phobia is a common problem affecting Northlanders of all ages. Find out what can turn dental anxiety into a phobia, and what you can do to manage it.
Receding gums is a common dental problem which can be treated, as well as prevented. Find out why gums recede and how your dentist can help.
Are sensitive teeth OK, and will the pain go away by itself? We answer these questions and more, including at-home treatment options and the cost of dental care.
Oral cancer can be treated well if caught early. Learn more about its symptoms, causes, and what to do if you suspect you may have it.
The enamel on your teeth can wear over time – increasing sensitivity and changing your bite. Discover the signs, causes and treatment options for worn teeth.
Dry mouth affects most people from time to time and is common at night, but when it's persistent it can be uncomfortable and increase the risk of tooth decay.
Sleep apnoea is a common and potentially serious condition where breathing is intermittently interrupted throughout the night, disrupting sleep.