#Chipped tooth

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When venture was eating ice cream they didn't have a brain freeze, their chipped tooth ended up touching the cold ice cream causing them to have a reaction... prove me wrong. In the clip you see venture licking the ice cream instead of biting it, because of their tooth sensitivity... primarily licking ice cream warms it before eating it, avoiding the shock of the cold temperatures of ice cream while still enjoying it.

Because there's no way you can get a brain freeze from just licking ice cream.

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[comapill]

thinkin bout the first time i chipped my tooth

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Chipped Tooth: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention

A chipped tooth can be painful and typically occurs when the tooth's hardest layer, the enamel, is compromised. Common causes include trauma to the mouth and biting into hard substances. The severity of the chip depends on how much enamel is damaged. While minor chips may not cause discomfort, significant damage exposing the tooth's nerves can lead to pain and sensitivity.

This article explores the causes, symptoms, immediate steps to take, and preventive measures for chipped teeth.

Causes of a Chipped Tooth

Enamel is the hardest substance in the body, but it can still break under certain conditions:

Trauma to the Mouth Physical injuries, especially during sports, are a major cause of chipped, cracked, or broken teeth. Studies highlight the importance of wearing mouthguards to prevent dental injuries.

Biting Hard Objects Consuming hard foods like ice, nuts, or candies increases the risk of enamel damage.

Tooth Decay Cavities weaken teeth, making them more susceptible to chipping.

Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) According to a 2022 Sleep Foundation study, about 10% of the population grinds their teeth, which can weaken enamel over time.

Sudden Temperature Changes Rapid changes between hot and cold foods or drinks can cause enamel to crack.

Symptoms of a Chipped Tooth

A chipped tooth may not always hurt, but recognizing these signs can help identify the issue:

Sharp edges or rough spots on the tooth 

Sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods 

Visible damage or missing parts of the tooth 

Swollen or tender gums around the affected area

How Serious Can a Chipped Tooth Be?

The seriousness of a chipped tooth depends on the extent of damage:

Minor Chips Affect only a small portion of enamel, typically painless but may lead to further damage if left untreated.

Moderate Chips Extend deeper into the tooth, potentially exposing nerves and causing sensitivity. Immediate care is necessary to prevent infection.

Severe Chips Expose the pulp, leading to significant pain, infection, or abscess formation.

What to Do if You Have a Chipped Tooth

Taking quick action is crucial to prevent complications like infections.

Rinse your mouth with warm water to clean the area. 

Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. 

Cover sharp edges with dental wax or sugar-free gum to avoid cuts. 

Visit a dentist promptly for a professional evaluation and treatment.

Treatment Options for Chipped Teeth

The treatment for a chipped tooth depends on its severity:

Dental Bonding Ideal for minor chips, using tooth-colored resin for a natural look.

Veneers Commonly used for moderate chips, offering both protection and aesthetic appeal.

Crowns Recommended for severely damaged teeth to restore function and appearance.

Root Canal Necessary when the pulp or nerves are exposed.

Can a Chipped Tooth Heal Naturally?

Unfortunately, enamel does not regenerate. Professional dental care is essential to prevent further complications and restore the tooth.

Preventing Chipped Teeth

Protecting your teeth is easier with these simple measures:

Avoid biting hard foods or objects. 

Use a mouthguard during sports or physical activities. 

Maintain good oral hygiene to strengthen teeth. 

Schedule regular dental check-ups. 

Be cautious with extreme temperature changes in food and drinks.

When to See a Dentist

Consult a dentist if you experience:

Persistent pain or sensitivity 

Swelling around the chipped tooth 

Visible cracks or jagged edges 

Difficulty chewing or biting

Takeaway

Chipped teeth, especially those causing pain or sensitivity, require immediate professional care to avoid further complications like infections. At Surya Dental Care, we offer expert cosmetic dental treatments to restore your smile. Contact us today for personalized care and solutions.

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Broken Teeth, Chipped Teeth, Cracked Tooth - Emergency Dental Sydney

Broken, Cracked & Chipped Tooth 24 / 7 Emergency Dentist Sydney

Broken Teeth, Cracked Teeth & Chipped Tooth? Now with Smile Concepts 24hrs emergency dentists, get your teeth fixed urgently without further problems.

How to manage a Toothache?

This is how you should take care of your toothache in an emergency.

If you do not suffer from any other medical condition and are not taking any other tablets and are not allergic to anything then follow instructions below.

Contact emergency dentist straight away

Take 2 x Nurofen (or Advil) (or ibuprofen) (plain nurofen only not nurofen plus)

Wait 3 hours

Take 2 x Panadol or Paracetemol

Wait 3 hours

Repeat from step 2 till you have seen an Emergency Dentist.

What is the Need for a 24 Hour Dentist in Sydney when you have Broken, Chipped or Cracked Tooth?

The need for a 24 hour dentist could occur at any hour of the day and the crack of dawn or late at night is no exception.

Normally a dental facility is closed at these hours, but an emergency dentist such as the one in Smile Concepts will always be available for patients all day, every day.

Typical emergency situations usually involve:

Emergency dental need due to a broken, chipped or cracked tooth

This needs to be treated straight away with antibiotics and pain relief as above.

The wisdom teeth have to be PLANNED TO BE REMOVED.

They are not like normal teeth and cannot be removed on the day that you have the infection.

Removal of wisdom teeth has to be planned.

Therefore be patient. After three days of antibiotics & painkillers, the pain will go away.

You need to see us to get your teeth planned to be removed by our specialists.

Emergency dental need due to severe infection

1. Take nurofen 400mgs every 4 hours for the first 2 days.

You also need antibiotics. If painin not relieved then change to 2 nurofen first, then 2 panadols after 2 hours and then 2 hours later 2 nurofen and repeat for next 48 hours.

Please call our after hours dentist for more advice.

2. You will need the tooth treated with root canal treatment or have to take the tooth out based on the severity of the infection.

Emergency dental need due to front tooth has come out after an accident

If it is your child and is less than 6 years of age, please go straight to either Westmead Children’s Hospital or Children’s Hospital in Randwick.

If above 6 years of age or an adult call our after hours dentist immediately.

We will attempt to save the tooth.

What other problems can be seen by an after hours dentist in Sydney?

There are several problems that should be addressed by an after hours dentist as soon as they show.

Below is a list of several of the problems that an emergency dentist can treat.

Loose teeth due to gum disease

Gum disease typically starts off as a mild type known as gingivitis.

Gingivitis does not cause pain, so it is quite difficult to realise you even have a problem.

However, sure signs of it are swollen and inflamed gums, which are easily noticeable upon inspection.

Missing Teeth

Recklessness may be fun, but if you get your teeth knocked out you may change your mind.

When a tooth falls out it can be reattached by an emergency dentist if you get to one soon enough.

Avoid making contact with the roots of the tooth and transport it in a glass of milk.

If severe damage has been done to the gums then it may be impossible, so dental implants would be an option if this were the case.

As mentioned above contact our emergency dentist in Sydney immediately in case of missing tooth.

Chipped Tooth

A chipped tooth can occur unexpectedly and cause discomfort, affecting your smile and overall dental health. At Smile Concepts, we understand the importance of addressing a chipped tooth promptly and effectively, ensuring you can get back to your daily life with confidence.

A chipped tooth can result from various incidents, such as biting down on hard foods, sports accidents, or even just an unfortunate fall. No matter the cause, it’s essential to seek dental care as soon as possible to prevent further damage and potential complications. Chipped teeth can lead to increased sensitivity, pain, and even infection if left untreated.

At our state-of-the-art dental practice, our skilled and compassionate team is ready to address your chipped tooth with the utmost care and expertise. We offer a range of treatment options depending on the severity of the chip and the specific needs of each patient. These may include dental bonding, porcelain veneers, dental crowns, or, in more severe cases, root canal treatment.

When you visit us for a chipped tooth consultation, our team will conduct a thorough assessment of the damage, discuss your treatment options, and develop a personalized plan to restore the function and appearance of your tooth. We prioritize patient comfort and satisfaction, ensuring you receive the highest quality dental care in a relaxing and supportive environment.

Don’t let a chipped tooth impact your life any longer. Contact us today to schedule an appointment, and let us help you regain your beautiful, healthy smile.

Cracked Tooth

A cracked tooth can happen unexpectedly and cause discomfort, impacting your smile and overall dental health. At Smile Concepts, we recognize the significance of addressing a cracked tooth promptly and effectively, ensuring you can return to your daily life with confidence.

Cracked teeth can occur from various incidents, such as biting down on hard foods, sports injuries, or even a simple mishap. Regardless of the cause, it’s crucial to seek dental care as soon as possible to prevent further damage and potential complications. Cracked teeth can lead to increased sensitivity, pain, and even infection if left untreated.

At our cutting-edge dental practice, our skilled and compassionate team is ready to address your cracked tooth with the utmost care and expertise. We offer a range of treatment options depending on the severity of the crack and the specific needs of each patient. These may include dental bonding, porcelain veneers, dental crowns, or, in more severe cases, root canal treatment. We prioritize patient comfort and satisfaction to ensure best quality care for our patients.

Don’t let a cracked tooth impact your life any longer. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and let us help you regain your beautiful, healthy smile.

Chronic Tooth Pain

There are several reasons for chronic tooth pain to occur, though regardless of the cause the fact of the matter is that you need to get to an after hours dentist.

As mentioned above, gum disease may be the reason for this pain which could lead to all sorts of irreversible complications if not taken care of as soon as possible.

Weakened fillings are another common cause for tooth pain.

When teeth caps, crowns, or fillings become worn out, there is a chance that they will dislodge.

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I chipped a tooth on an oreo spiders licorice leg. Now the tooth chunk is in a shot glass, and I now have a very sharp lower front tooth. This is the second time food has chipped my tooth. The first time was from roasted almonds.

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Just dropped my phone on my face and kinda chipped my front tooth. Because I totally needed that right now

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광교 치과에서 알려주는 치아 손상 대처법| 깨진 치아, chipped tooth, 충치, 치아 탈출 등 | 치과, 치아 관리, 응급 처치, 치료 갑작스러운 사고나 부주의로 인해 치아가 손상되는 경우 당황스럽고 걱정이 앞설 수 밖에 없습니다. 하지만 빠르고 적절한 대처를 통해 치아 손상을 최소화하고 건강한 치아를 유지할 수 있습니다. 광교 치과에서는 다양한 치아 손상 유형에 따른 응급 처치와 치료 방법을 알려드리고자 합니다. 깨진 치아, chipped tooth, 충치, 치아 탈출 등의 상황에 맞는 대처법을 자세히 살펴보고, 치과 방문 시 필요한 내용을 제공해알려드리겠습니다. 본 포스팅을 통해 치아 손상에 대한 이해를 높이고, 응급 상황 발생 시 당황하지 않고 현명하게 대처하는 방법을 익히시길 바랍니다.…

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[ A Lesson We Can All Learn From Sneako ]

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Miranda Dental Centre Always Have Your Back If You Need Emergency Dentist Sydney

Miranda Dental Centre

Top rated Emergency Dentist Sydney

At Miranda Dental Centre, we have a team of expert dentists with years of experience & advanced technology to treat any dental emergency in Sydney, Miranda, Kingsway, and Sutherland Shire. So whether you cracked your tooth, dislodged it, had a traumatic accident or felt a severe toothache, we are here to help.

We understand how painful these emergencies can be. So we are always ready to offer you the best dental care to minimize the pain & damage.

Sudden Toothache

The first step is to ensure nothing is stuck between your teeth. So rinse your mouth with lukewarm water. Next, try removing the stuck particles with floss, if any. Finally, if the swelling doesn't recede, try placing a cold compress outside your mouth.

You can visit your nearest Pharmacist for any OTC (Over-the-Counter) Medicine for pain relief. If the pain persists, it’s time to visit Miranda Dental Care.

Knocked-out tooth

This situation often arises due to an accident or sudden trauma. It will be painful, but you need to keep calm. Find your natural tooth & rinse it with your saliva if its got dirt. Try to put the tooth in the socket. And if you can't, keep it wet by putting it into milk or saliva (DO NOT USE WATER). Once done, get in touch with the dentist immediately for an emergency appointment. The more time you waste, the less are the chances of saving your natural tooth.

Cracked or Chipped Tooth

Clean your mouth with lukewarm water. Place an icepack to reduce the swelling in your mouth. Just like a knocked-out tooth, time is of great importance. Call the dentist for an emergency appointment & rush to the clinic.

Lost Crown/Filling

This often results because of the loosening of the crown due to the underlying cavity. As the lost crown or filling exposes the sensitive part of your tooth, it's extremely painful. So the moment you feel you have lost your crown/filling, call the dentist for an emergency appointment.

What to expect when you Visit Miranda Dental Centre for Dental Emergency?

We focus a lot on offering quick & pain-relieving dental care for all sorts of dental emergencies. Our dentists will give you a thorough examination when you come to us for a dental emergency. They will get all the tests, including X-rays if necessary, to diagnose your problem, and then they will offer further assistance.

Why do patients choose us for emergency dental care in Sydney?

Emergency Dentists near you in the Sydney area.

Anyone can book a dentist appointment online or call us during business hours.

Emergency dental cases in Sydney are dealt with immediately so that patients receive quick relief.

We have a strong team of qualified dentists and experienced support staff to ensure you get the best value for your money.

Our appointment slots are available from early morning to late evening (including weekends).

We use the latest technology to provide comprehensive treatment solutions for every case at an affordable price.

Our emergency dentist Sydney is an expert and has a reputation for handling tense patients with great comfort.

Our Dental Emergency Process

Detailed Diagnosis.

They will offer treatment options

They will give you a quote for every treatment option

Prescribe pain-killers in the meantime

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Chipped Tooth Dilemma: Why Dental Bonding Might Be Your Ideal Solution

A chipped tooth can be a source of discomfort and embarrassment, affecting not only your oral health but also your self-esteem. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers various solutions to restore the appearance and functionality of a chipped tooth, and one such effective and minimally invasive option is dental bonding. If you find yourself facing the chipped tooth dilemma, read on to discover why dental bonding in Ventura might be your ideal solution.

Understanding Dental Bonding

Dental bonding is a cosmetic dentistry procedure that involves the application of a tooth-colored composite resin to repair and reshape a chipped or damaged tooth. This versatile and cost-effective treatment is gaining popularity for its ability to address a range of dental issues, including minor chips, cracks, gaps, and discoloration. The composite resin used in dental bonding is carefully matched to the natural color of your teeth, ensuring a seamless and aesthetically pleasing result.

Advantages of Dental Bonding:

Cosmetic Enhancement: Dental bonding is an ideal solution for addressing minor cosmetic issues, such as chipped or discolored teeth. The material used in bonding can be color-matched to the natural shade of your teeth, ensuring a seamless and natural-looking restoration.

Quick and Painless: Unlike some other dental procedures, dental bonding is a relatively quick and painless process. In most cases, it can be completed in a single office visit, making it a convenient option for individuals with busy schedules.

Conservative Approach: Dental bonding is a conservative method to treating chipped teeth, as it typically requires minimal alteration of the natural tooth structure. This makes it a less invasive option compared to procedures like dental crowns or veneers.

Cost-Effective: In comparison to other cosmetic dentistry procedures, dental bonding is a cost-effective option. It provides an affordable yet impactful solution for individuals looking to enhance their smiles without breaking the bank.

Versatility: Dental bonding is a versatile solution that can address various cosmetic issues beyond chipped teeth. It can be used to close small gaps between teeth, reshape uneven teeth, and even cover exposed tooth roots in cases of gum recession.

The Dental Bonding Process

Now that we've highlighted the benefits of dental bonding, let's explore the typical steps involved in the process:

Preparation: The dentist begins by preparing the tooth surface, ensuring it is clean and free of any debris. In some cases, a minimal amount of enamel may be removed to enhance the bonding process.

Application of Bonding Material: The tooth-colored resin material is applied to the prepared tooth. The dentist skillfully sculpts the material to attain the desired shape and contour.

Curing: A special curing light is used to harden the bonding material. This step ensures the material bonds securely to the tooth and becomes durable.

Finishing Touches: Once the bonding material is hardened, the dentist makes final adjustments to the shape and polish of the bonded tooth. This step is crucial to achieving a natural and seamless blend with the surrounding teeth.

In conclusion, if you find yourself facing the dilemma of a chipped tooth, dental bonding in Ventura may be the ideal solution for you. This versatile and cost-effective cosmetic dentistry procedure offers numerous benefits, from its aesthetic appeal to its minimally invasive nature. By opting for dental bonding, you can restore both the appearance and functionality of your smile.

Remember, a chipped tooth doesn't have to be a permanent blemish on your smile. With the advancements in cosmetic dentistry, you can regain your confidence and enjoy a flawless smile once again. Consult with your dentist in Ventura to explore whether dental bonding is the right choice for you. Your journey to a brighter, more confident smile may be just one dental bonding appointment away.

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Fiddlestan but vampire and werewolf!

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i hate having chipped teeth because im just chewing on some gum or food and then A RANDOM FUCKING NERVE GETS TOUCHED AND THEN IT HURTS

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Advanced Gum Care: Protect Your Smile's Foundation

Gum Disease Treatment Sydney | General Dentistry | Smile Concepts

Our dentists are experts in gum disease treatment in Sydney, with laser gum disease treatment we can save your teeth as long as we tackle the cause of the problems.

Gum disease affects most people at some time during their life.

It is usually caused by a build-up of plaque on our teeth.

Plaque is a collection of millions of bacteria that cause an infection around your teeth and gums.

The body fights this infection and destroys the gum tissue and ultimately the bone that supports your gums.

Once the bone is lost you will risk losing your teeth. That is why your oral health is so important! Regular brushing and flossing will decrease the chance of getting periodontal disease. In the meantime, make sure that you brush your teeth twice a day would help support the health of your oral conditions.

SO DO NOT LOSE YOUR TEETH!! Once your teeth are lost, you will face a lot more tooth loss treatments such as dental implants or even all-teeth-on-4.

What are the signs and symptoms of gum disease or periodontal disease?

One of the common signs of gum disease is bleeding gums.

Red swollen gums, toothache, pus extruding from gums, receding gums, bad breath, loose teeth, bad taste from mouth are all other signs of gum disease and gum infection.

Gum disease treatment with meticulous cleaning of teeth at least twice a day can help prevent gum disease. It’s worth noting that early gingivitis can be reversed with healthier hygiene practices, such as brushing your teeth regularly. However, if the disease has progressed you need to be seen by us to make sure we can help prevent further destruction.

How do you get swollen gums?

When bacteria produce the toxin that destroys gums, the body responds by sending our own body’s defence cells to attack the toxin.

This leads to collection of fluid under the gums leading to swollen gums.

What about sore gums?

When the fluid collects under the gums, after the attack from the bacteria and our defence cells, this leads to pressure building up in the tissues.

This process is called inflammation and it could lead to sore gums.

This is also when we would recommend seeing your dentist as soon as possible to give you medical advice on what you can do to get rid of sore and swollen gums.

Does Gum DiseaseEvolve?

Gum disease evolves with time if warning signs are ignored and your oral health is not being taken care of.

Gum Disease – Gingivitis

Gingivitis is early gum disease, which occurs when dental plaque is allowed to build up on teeth, and becomes hard ‘calculus’. This happens when your oral health is not done correctly and there’s a lack of brushing and flossing regularly.

This is most common where the gum margin joins the tooth.

The characteristics of gingivitis are bleeding, redness and swelling of the gum, sensitive teeth and gums that bleed easily.

Gum Disease – Gingivitis

Periodontitis is advanced gum disease that occurs if gingivitis is not treated.

The gum margin that seals to the tooth is weakened, allowing bacteria and their products to cause more inflammation in the structures below the gum margin.

These structures include the covering of the tooth root (cementum), the bone, and the fibres that connect the cementum to the bone (periodontal ligament).

As the disease destroys these structures, spaces form between the tooth and the gum, as the bone is lost.

These spaces are called ‘periodontal pockets’.

Further signs of periodontitis include bleeding, swelling and receding gums together with bad breath, a bad taste in the mouth and loose teeth.

That’s why it is important to get gum disease treatment as soon as the signs arise and get professional cleaning every 6 month to prevent the gums and teeth getting from these diseases.

4 Stages of Gum Disease

Normal, Healthy Gingiva (Gums)

Healthy gums and bone anchor teeth firmly in place. Great Oral hygiene and oral condition.

Gingivitis

Plaque and its byproducts start to irritate the gums, making them tender, inflamed, and likely to bleed. Gum becomes more sensitive to touch and brush.

Periodontitis

Unremoved, plaque hardens into calculus (tartar).

As Plaque and calculus continue to build up, the gums begin to recede from the teeth, and pockets form from between the teeth and gums. This is a warning sign of advanced periodontitis.

Advanced Periodontitis

At this stage, the gums recede farther, destroying more bone and the periodontal ligament.

Even healthy teeth may become loose and need to be extracted due to poor oral hygiene and the developement of gum diseases.

Causes & Risk Factorsof Gum Disease

The main cause of periodontal disease is bacterial plaque, a sticky, colourless film that constantly forms on your teeth. Meanwhile, the following risk factors may also affect the oral health of your gums and teeth.

1. Gum Disease due to Smoking/Tobacco Use

Smoking leads to closure of micro blood vessels that transport essential oxygen to tissues so the gum can heal and survive.

Therefore if these blood vessels are closed then there is no nutrients or oxygen reaching the tissues.

This causes the gum tissue to die and ultimately lead to loss of teeth.

2. Genetics

Research proves that up to 30% of the population may be genetically susceptible to gum disease.

3. Pregnancy and Puberty

Changes in hormones during pregnancy can lead to an increased response to bacteria leading to swelling and bleeding of gums due to hormonal changes. It is always recommended to practice good oral hygiene and help prevent any complications during these periods of time.

4. Stress

As you probably already know, stress is linked to many serious conditions such as hypertension, cancer, and numerous other health problems.

Stress is also a risk factor for periodontal disease.

5. Medications

Some drugs, such as oral contraceptives, anti-depressants, and certain heart medicines, can lead to an increased response to gum disease leading to swelling and bleeding of the gums.

6. Clenching or Grinding Your Teeth

Clenching or grinding your teeth can put excess force on the supporting tissues of the teeth and could speed up the rate at which these periodontal tissues are destroyed.

7. Diabetes

Diabetes is a disease that causes altered levels of sugar in the blood.

If you are diabetic, you are at higher risk for developing infections, including periodontal diseases.

These infections can impair the ability to process and/or utilize insulin, which may cause your diabetes to be more difficult to control and your infection to be more severe than a non-diabetic.

7. Diabetes

A diet low in important nutrients can compromise the body’s immune system and make it harder for the body to fight off infection.

Because periodontal disease is a serious infection, poor nutrition can worsen the condition of your gums.

8. Poor Nutrition

A diet low in important nutrients can compromise the body’s immune system and make it harder for the body to fight off infection.

Because periodontal disease is a serious infection, poor nutrition can worsen the condition of your gums.

9. Other Systemic Diseases

Diseases that interfere with the body’s immune system may worsen the condition of the gums.

How to preventGum Infection?

You should clean your teeth carefully every day with a soft, small headed toothbrush.

The area where the gum meets the tooth should also be cleaned to ensure the gum tissue and supporting structure remains healthy.

The careful use of dental floss between teeth also assists in removal of plaque.

This will prevent the formation of a gum infection. While it is tempting to avoid cleaning your gums when they are inflamed and bleeding, brushing will help improve the situation.

Professional scaling and cleaning at smile concepts, as one of the gum disease treatment,  allows you to keep your smile healthy and disease free.

If you’ve already lost a tooth to gum infection, you may be interested in dental implants the permanent tooth replacement option.

If you would like more information on gum disease treatment, gum infection, sore gums or swollen gums, contact Smile Concepts on 02 8064 9130.

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@mothercain just downloaded this for u. I have a chipped tooth because my dog and I were smiling and his tooth hit mine.

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hate this bitch but painted smile by madame macabre got back on my radar and it goes so hard