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Scaling or teeth cleaning is usually not painful and does not loosen teeth. In fact, not having regular scaling can lead to the loosening of teeth due to untreated gum disease. It’s a preventive measure to maintain gum health and overall oral well-being.

A-Scientifically, dental extractions have no physiological connection to eyesight and do not pose a risk of causing blindness. Your eyes and teeth are in different regions of your body, so there’s no way one can affect the other.

Dental implant procedures are done with local anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during the surgery. Afterward, any discomfort is usually manageable with prescribed pain medications and typically subsides within a few days. The long-term benefits of a dental implant often outweigh short-term discomfort.

• The lifespan of a dental filling can vary depending on factors like its location in your mouth and your oral hygiene practices. Maintaining good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and avoiding habits like teeth grinding can help extend the life of your dental fillings.

   

   

   

   

• Waiting for pain is not recommended. Dental issues can develop without pain, and early detection through regular check-ups helps prevent more extensive and costly treatment. Prioritize preventive care and see your dentist regularly.

• Treating milk teeth is essential because they help children chew, speak, and maintain space for adult teeth. Losing them prematurely can cause alignment problems with adult teeth. It’s important to note that all milk teeth shed at different times, so preserving their health ensures a smooth transition to permanent teeth as nature intended.

   

Wisdom teeth often require removal because of the evolution of the human jaw. Over time, the human jaw has become smaller compared to our ancestors. As a result, there’s often insufficient space in the mouth for wisdom teeth to grow properly. This can lead to pain, infection, damage to nearby teeth, and difficulty with cleaning, which can result in cavities and gum disease. Removal is often recommended to prevent these issues and maintain oral health.

While braces are most commonly associated with teenagers, they can be used by people of all ages. Orthodontic treatment can begin when a child’s permanent teeth have erupted, usually around age 12, but adults can also get braces.

Yes, there are several advantages to choosing a root canal. It preserves the natural appearance of your smile, maintains proper chewing function, prevents adjacent teeth from shifting, and avoids the need for more extensive dental work like bridges or implants which is more costlier and time consuming in long run.