Learn More About Your Dental Problems

Dental problems refer to various conditions that affect oral health and cause pain, discomfort, and difficulty eating. It’s important to consult a dentist if you have any dental problems. At The Smile Space, we provide a variety of dental services that may prevent oral health issues and keep the teeth and gums healthy.
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Our Passion Is Taking Care of Oral Health and Keeping Away Dental Problems.

Taking care of the mouth may help to avoid dental problems. However, ignoring proper oral hygiene can damage teeth and gums, including tooth decay, gum disease, cavities, or toothache.

Oral health issues can be uncomfortable and make it hard to focus on daily tasks. Over time, such conditions may aggravate and cause irreversible damage, like losing teeth. It may later require more extensive dental procedures. Additionally, the health of your teeth and gums is important for your overall health, so unaddressed oral problems may also affect your body. Hence, prompt management is important to avoid potential complications.

At The Smile Space, we want you and your family to have a healthy mouth and smile that you can be proud of, and a team of experienced dentists will work to make that happen. We offer a wide range of dental services, from preventative care and general dentistry to restorative treatments. We provide exceptional care to address and minimise the risk of dental problems. Our clinic uses the latest technology and equipment to help us create an efficient treatment plan for every patient. Please schedule an appointment today, and let us help you achieve optimal oral health.

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Dental Problems We Can Help You With

Poor dental hygiene is a major reason for dental problems. But, they may also occur due to accidents, lifestyle, and other risk factors. One of our goals at The Smile Space is to promote better dental health and provide quality dental treatments for the following oral health conditions:
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, can result from other dental problems or indicate underlying health conditions. This condition typically does not cause discomfort to the mouth. However, the unpleasant smell can be a major concern and needs to be addressed.
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Bleeding gums is usually a sign of inflammation that is often caused by bacteria in plaque buildup. You may notice this problem when brushing your teeth. When this happens, it’s important to consult a dentist the root problem can be addressed properly.
Bacteria can irritate the gums, causing damage to the tissue and pulling them away from the teeth in a condition known as gum disease. Over time, it can lead to bone and tooth loss. Early treatment can manage and prevent it from progressing.
When a blood clot fails to develop or dislodges at the extraction site, it can result in a painful condition called a “dry socket.” It can leave the bones and nerves exposed, which is incredibly uncomfortable and increases the risk of infection.
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Teeth can develop stains due to the accumulation of dark pigments from food or drink, smoking, and certain medications. Teeth whitening is one popular treatment that uses bleaching agents to lighten discolouration. Other options include bonding, veneers, and crowns.

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It is when tooth roots are exposed, making them sensitive to hot, cold, sweet foods and drinks, or even cold air. The pain can be sudden and shoot deep into the nerve endings. We may recommend dental fillings or crowns to protect the teeth.
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Crooked teeth can be more than just a cosmetic issue. Severe misalignment can make it hard to reach spaces between teeth, allowing food debris to form and plaque buildup. Our clinic offers dental services to achieve straighter teeth and enhance the smile.
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It refers to a space between the teeth. It more commonly appears in the two upper front teeth. Some gaps are minor and barely noticeable, yet others look large and become an aesthetic issue. The dentist may recommend certain cosmetic dentistry procedures to improve them.

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Malocclusion happens when the teeth don’t fit together properly. It may cause many oral health issues, such as chewing difficulty and too much pressure on certain teeth and jaw joints. Orthodontics may be used to realign the teeth and improve the bite.
It manifests in throbbing pain, dull ache, pain when biting, and other discomfort in or around the tooth. This can be a sign of other problems; a checkup with a dentist can determine the underlying cause and provide treatment to relieve it.
The pain often feels like pressure or throbbing in the back of the mouth or jaw. It can be accompanied by other symptoms like swelling of the gums and crowding. In most cases, persistent pain may require extraction to avoid further damage.

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At The Smile Space, we believe that comprehensive dental care should be accessible to everyone. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing the highest standard of care, using the latest technology and techniques. If you're looking for a dentist in Sutherland, book an appointment at The Smile Space today!

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Frequently Asked Questions
About Dental Problems

Not all oral health issues are considered emergencies, yet they need treatment before they worsen. However, some dental problems are serious enough to require immediate medical attention.

Examples include uncontrolled bleeding, severe pain that seems to not respond to medication, lacerations to the gums, and broken teeth. If you are experiencing any of these, it is important to seek dental care right away.

The general rule of thumb is that you should seek treatment from the dentist if your dental problem doesn’t get better with oral care at home. The same is true if the discomfort lasts for more than two days. Generally, it’s important to visit a dental professional and inform them about your toothache, even if it has disappeared.

The answer generally depends on the kind of dental problem you have. If you have a sudden toothache and sensitivity, you may check if there’s debris stuck between your teeth and remove it. Or you can gently rinse your mouth with warm saltwater and brush your teeth with a fluoridated toothbrush. Such dental hygiene can provide relief.

However, if you have intense pain in your mouth, severe bleeding, or infection, it’s highly recommended that you consult the dentist and get proper dental treatment. Delaying treatment typically poses a high risk of health concerns.

There are preventative measures you and your dentist can take to help minimise your chance of experiencing a dental problem. You should stick with a good oral hygiene routine, such as brushing your teeth twice daily and using floss and mouthwash to eliminate food particles and bacteria. 

We highly suggest visiting your dentist regularly for dental checkups and cleanings. Quitting habits that are harmful to your teeth and gums is also essential. Lastly, eat more nutritious foods and avoid frequent snacks and foods high in sugar.

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