A 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 MoreA dental abscess is a painful dental condition that occurs when a pocket of pus forms in or around a tooth due to a bacterial infection. It typically presents with a range of symptoms, which can vary in severity.
Read MoreCongenitally missing second molars, also known as hypodontia of the second molars, refer to the condition where the permanent second molars (also called the 2nd bicuspids or 2nd premolars) do not develop or are absent. This condition can have various impacts on oral health and the bite.
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