A persistent toothache may be caused by deep decay, infection, or nerve damage.
If the pain is severe, constant, or worsens with heat/cold, you may need a root canal to remove the infection and save the tooth.

Gingivitis causes red, swollen, or bleeding gums and is reversible with brushing, flossing, and cleaning.
If untreated, it can become periodontitis, which damages bone and may cause tooth loss. Professional treatment and deep cleaning are needed.

Sensitivity happens when tooth enamel wears down or gums recede.
Use sensitive toothpaste, avoid acidic foods, and don’t brush too hard. If it continues, see your dentist for fluoride treatment or sealing.

• Implants: Permanent, natural-looking, and long-lasting.

• Bridges: Fixed artificial teeth supported by nearby teeth.

• Dentures: Removable, suitable for multiple missing teeth.
  Your dentist will suggest the best option for your mouth and budget.

Not always. Wisdom teeth are removed if they are impacted, painful, or cause crowding.
Most people need evaluation between ages 17–25.

Depending on damage, dentists may use bonding, veneers, crowns, or root canal treatment. Visit quickly to avoid infection or further breakage.

The safest way is professional whitening at the dentist’s office. At-home kits or whitening toothpaste help but may take longer. Avoid tobacco, coffee, and tea stains.