The Yonge Newmarket dental open evening allows you to see a dentist with any oral health concerns. You should see a dentist near you if you are experiencing the following.
Toothache
Toothache is often a sign of something serious. Even if your toothache subsides before you have time to see a dentist, book an appointment — the cause of the pain may still need treatment.
Sensitive Teeth
Sensitivity is painful and requires treatment. Sensitive teeth may be due to a cavity, an exposed root, or a damaged tooth. Only a dentist can provide you with a diagnosis and the right treatment.
Swollen or Bleeding Gums
Inflammation of the gums, or bleeding when you brush, is abnormal. These tend to be caused by a buildup of plaque and often indicate that you have gum disease.
Bad Breath
Another sign of gum disease is persistent bad breath. If you have good oral hygiene and brush regularly, ask your dentist about what could be causing your bad breath.
Metallic Taste
Often accompanying bad breath is a metallic taste in the mouth. It is a sign of mild gum disease or gingivitis. Your dentist can offer treatment for the condition to prevent it from progressing to periodontitis.
White Spots
As your tooth decays, white spots form where the enamel dissolves. Typically, white spots are the only symptom in the early stages.
Lumps or Discolouration
You also need to pay attention to your mouth. You must see our dentist immediately if you notice any lumps, discolouration, or abnormalities.
Canker Sores
Canker sores usually disappear on their own after a couple of days. If any need to clear up, see your dentist.
For any of these issues and other inconsistencies in your mouth or teeth, visit Keep 28 Dental Centre for a checkup with a Newmarket dentist.