When it comes to dental fillings, almost everyone remembers the unpleasant dental process that begins with a painful injection and continues with drilling and tooth piercing. British scientists have discovered a new method called EAER that bears no resemblance to the traditional process. In the new method, doctors can use a paten ...Read More

Sensitivity after a dental filling is common, and it typically subsides with time. However, a person should call their dentist right away if they have extreme pain or if discomfort occurs with other symptoms, such as fever or swelling. In this article, we look at why a person may have tooth sensitivity af ...Read More