A guide to what to expect during a dental emergency
The Emergency Dentist Sydney has had patients that described their dental pain as the worst pain they’ve ever experienced. The key to minimising any pain experienced is to not delay treatment as chances are it won’t get better on its own. Here we go into the different reasons you may find yourself in our emergency dentist’s chair.
This condition might be a bit hard to swallow
Most people don’t think twice about producing saliva as it just happens. The Emergency Dentist Sydney knows this isn’t the case for people that suffer from dry mouth, otherwise known as xerostomia. Dry mouth causes discomfort due to a lack of saliva and can affect teeth and gums as well as quality of life.
Don’t let the sweetness fool you
Sugar is in an alarmingly high amount of foods and drinks and unless you’re scanning the ingredients of every single thing you consume, sugar is hard to avoid. Knowing the effects sugar has on us, might just make you a bit more vigilant when making your grocery selections.
Should I open or close my eyes at the dentist?
As if the normal level of anxiety you get before going to the dentist wasn’t enough…. Now you have to stress about where to look! The ceiling? Boring. The light? Ouch my eyes! Straight into the dentist’s eyes? OMG, awkward! Rest assured, there’s no need to stress once you arrive at Paramount Dental Sydney.
Is your brushing technique working in your favour?
Brushing our teeth is something we all do twice a day and our process becomes second nature. Over time, you may have developed some bad habits that could be damaging your teeth and gums over time. Here’s some tips to get you on the right track to ensure your efforts aren’t being wasted.
