Impacted canines, also known as impacted canine teeth, occur when the canine teeth (the pointed teeth located next to the incisors) do not erupt properly into their correct position in the dental arch. Instead, they become stuck, or impacted, in the bone or gum tissue
Read MoreA dental abscess is a painful and potentially serious dental condition characterized by the accumulation of pus (a thick, yellowish fluid) within a localized area in or around a tooth. It typically develops as a result of a bacterial infection.
Read MoreA dental check up appointment, also known as a dental examination or dental check-up, is a routine visit to a dentist for the purpose of assessing and maintaining your oral health. These appointments are typically recommended every six months but can vary depending on your individual dental needs.
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