Prevention of complications after tooth extraction

​Dental extraction is the most basic and the most commonly used treatment of oral surgery, its complications, more common bleeding, infection, root residue, oral maxillary sinus traffic, etc., the factors affecting its occurrence not only with local anatomical differences and physiological, pathological condition, also is closely related to the surgeon's experience and operation skills.

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Differential diagnosis of periapical cysts and odontogenic cysts

​Dental cysts account for 24% of true cysts in the jaw, and the incidence of permanent teeth is second only to periapical cysts, and deciduous teeth are rare. More common in 20~30 years old unbud permanent teeth, wisdom teeth, multiple teeth or dental tumor.

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You know what? Some drugs hurt your teeth more than sugar!

​Eating too much sugar is bad for teeth. In fact, many drugs may also hurt teeth. The following are the common drugs that may damage teeth summarized by dental experts.

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How to fix teeth? Three foods to solve your worries

​Therefore, the work of fixing teeth can not be ignored. Let's see what we eat to strengthen our teeth.

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Do you want to continue brushing when you bleed while brushing your teeth?

​Incorrect brushing is the main cause of oral diseases. Which brushing method is correct?

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If you don't plant teeth after tooth extraction, will it affect other teeth?

​First of all, you need to determine which tooth you extracted. If it is a wisdom tooth, you don't need late inlay. If it is a functional tooth, it is recommended that you repair it within 2-3 months after tooth extraction

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