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

Cavities, also known as tooth decay, are a widespread oral health problem: about 90% of adults have had at least one cavity. Left untreated, cavities can lead to toothaches and other dental problems.   Being familiar with the signs and symptoms of cavities and making regular visits to the dentist can help spot and treat cavi ...Read More

Have you heard of the term dentin tubules? Well, now you have. Dentin tubules are a vital part of your teeth. As you may know, the teeth are made up of tissue layers, and each one serves a unique function. The dentin tubules are located in the dentin, one of the layers below the enamel surface. The role of dentin tubules is to help you feel sens ...Read More

Causes of Tooth Sensitivity to Cold and Heat; A Scientific Review of the Role of Dental Nerves   Tooth sensitivity to cold usually indicates dentin involvement and stimulation of A-delta nerve fibers, while sensitivity to heat is most ...Read More