Internal tooth bleaching, also known as non-vital tooth bleaching or walking bleach, is a dental procedure used to lighten the color of a tooth that has become discolored or grey following root canal treatment. This discoloration occurs because the tooth's pulp tissue has been removed during the root canal procedure, leading to changes in the tooth's color over time. Internal tooth bleaching is a cosmetic dentistry option to improve the appearance of such teeth.
Read MoreA draining sinus around a tooth, often referred to as a dental sinus or a gum boil, is a dental condition characterized by the presence of a small, pimple-like bump or opening on the gums near a tooth. This bump or opening typically contains pus and may occasionally drain a foul-tasting discharge. It is a sign of an underlying dental infection or abscess.
Read MoreIn Queensland, Australia, the QScript system is a real-time prescription monitoring program designed to improve patient safety by helping healthcare providers, including doctors and pharmacists, manage and monitor the prescription and dispensing of certain high-risk medications. The primary goal of QScript is to prevent prescription drug misuse, abuse, and diversion, ultimately safeguarding patients' health and well-being.
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