The recovery period after jaw surgery depends on the kind of surgery you have. Some people have lower jaw surgery only, some have just upper jaw surgery, and some people…
Read MoreTrauma to the jaw causes a great deal of swelling. If you've ever had your wisdom teeth out, you'll know how swollen your face can get after this minor surgery.…
Read MoreYou can start talking right away after surgery; however, you won't be talking normally, because your jaw will be either wired or tightly banded shut. Your lips will be moving,…
Read MoreWhen you or your parents decide that its time for braces, there are always questions as to how they are put on. Some people wonder if will braces hurt? You…
Read MoreWhen you go for your first orthodontic evaluation the orthodontist may recommend that you need a forsus appliance. This is normally placed on a few months to 6 months after…
Read MoreXerostomia otherwise known as “Dry Mouth Syndrome” is a disease in which a person has a lack of saliva in his mouth. While seemingly simple in its major symptom of…
Read MoreJaw surgery itself doesn't hurt, as you will be under general anaesthesia during the surgery. Once you wake up from surgery, you will have intravenous painkillers (such as morphine), which…
Read MoreJaw surgery is typically performed for functional reasons: to correct your bite and improve the way your jaw and teeth work together. Most people have jaw surgery for these reasons,…
Read MoreBecause the dentist’s chair is such a frightening experience for many, dental anesthesia is common place today. Nerves run throughout the gums as well as the pulp underneath each tooth.…
Read MoreAdults all over the world are getting braces to improve the appearance and functionality of their teeth and bite. An obvious concern about getting braces is the traditional appearance of…
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