When a tooth dies, it means that the pulp inside the tooth, which contains nerves and blood vessels, has become infected or damaged to the point where it can no longer survive. This can happen due to various reasons, including severe decay, gum disease, or trauma, such as a tooth being knocked. A dead tooth can lead to pain, discolouration, and swelling if left untreated.

Relapse after orthodontics and what to do

Orthodontic relapse refers to the condition in which teeth gradually shift back towards their original positions after the completion of orthodontic treatment. This can be disappointing for individuals who have invested time and effort in achieving a straight smile.

Impacted canine teeth and what to do about them

Impacted canines, also known as impacted canine teeth, occur when the canine teeth (the pointed teeth located next to the incisors) do not erupt properly into their correct position in the dental arch. Instead, they become stuck, or impacted, in the bone or gum tissue

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