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Oral Analgesics for Acute Dental Pain

Acute Pain

Acute pain is pain that is provoked by disease or injury, and is associated with musculoskeletal spasm and nervous system activation. While acute pain often resolves, pain that lasts longer than 3 months is considered to be chronic. Acute orofacial pain can result from pathological conditions, underlying disease processes, and/or […]

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Teeth-Whitening Treatments While Pregnant?

Teeth-Whitening Treatments

Professional teeth-whitening treatments involve bleaching one’s teeth to have them appear more white in color. Typically performed in a dental office, some dentists offer patients take-home kits. Alternatively, many drug stores sell name-brand teeth-whitening products in the form of adhesive strips, gel pens, and more. “Teeth-whitening products are generally pretty safe […]

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What Your Teeth & Mouth Can Tell You About Your Sleep Quality

Sleep Quality

Did you know your teeth and mouth can provide valuable insights into your sleep quality? As a dentist, I’ve seen firsthand how understanding the relationship between oral health and sleep health can help people identify underlying sleep problems, like sleep apnea. From there, they can seek timely intervention to improve their […]

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Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular disease

In recent years, the importance of perioperative oral management has increased and is recommended for patients with malignancies, pulmonary diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, and cardiovascular diseases. The association between oral management and malignancies, pulmonary diseases, and gastrointestinal diseases has been extensively reported, with the consensus that patients benefit from perioperative oral […]

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