Why Do My Teeth Hurt? 9 Common Causes and How to Find Relief
Tooth pain has a way of demanding your full attention. One moment you’re going about your day, the next you’re wincing every time you…
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Tooth pain has a way of demanding your full attention. One moment you’re going about your day, the next you’re wincing every time you…
Pregnancy is an exciting time filled with anticipation and planning, but it also comes with many unexpected changes, some of which can also affect…
Been told you have impacted wisdom teeth? It's a common scenario! We've put together a guide on everything you need to know about impacted wisdom teeth.
Tooth sensitivity is a common issue many people face temporarily after a dental procedure, especially after having a tooth filling. Ever wondered why?…
Have you noticed your gums pulling back from your teeth? This condition, known as receding gums, can make your teeth look bigger and may…
Have you been experiencing pain and discomfort while talking or eating? Issues with your jaw and the facial muscles that control it are known as temporomandibular disorders (TMD) or TMJ dysfunction. In this blog, learn more about the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and the symptoms, causes, and treatments for TMJ dysfunction.
What is bruxism? What are the symptoms, causes & treatments available? Cambridge City Dental answer all these questions within our latest blog - read on to learn!
A diastema is a space or gap between two teeth. While there are several celebrities who are recognisable for their gap teeth, it is possible to close the gap with modern dental treatments.
Upon closer inspection, you may notice that your pearly whites are not nearly as striking as you may have hoped. In fact, some sections of your teeth look translucent, if not completely clear. So why do your teeth look faded rather than vibrant?
In fact, your teeth have rings of orange or yellow on them, or you see grey or brown patches on each tooth's surface. You don't like this discolouration, but you wonder how it happened in the first place. What causes teeth to discolour, and how can you treat it?