Tooth pain can sneak up on you. Sometimes it starts as a dull ache, and sometimes it hits like a freight train. Either way, it’s not something you want to ignore. So what happens when you’re in severe pain and your regular dentist isn’t available? Can you go to urgent care for tooth pain?

If you’ve noticed your gums pulling away from your teeth or your roots becoming more exposed, you’re not alone. Gum recession is a common condition that can lead to sensitivity, discomfort, and even tooth loss if left untreated. At Plancich Dental, we offer gum grafting—a simple, effective procedure to restore your gum tissue and protect your oral health for years to come.

If you’ve had dental fillings for years, you might be wondering how long they last and when it’s time to consider a replacement. Fillings, whether amalgam or composite, have a lifespan and play a critical role in maintaining your oral health. Over time, fillings can wear down, crack, or cause tooth sensitivity, which signals they may no longer be effectively protecting your teeth from tooth decay.

You've just left the dentist's office, and the news isn't what you hoped for – your child has cavities. As a caregiver, this news can make you feel a tidal wave of emotions, and it's not uncommon to wonder, "is it my fault my kids have cavities?"

Although your child's baby teeth will eventually fall out, making way for their permanent teeth, it's important to remember that proper dental care and oral hygiene are no less imperative. Understand the 8 most common oral health problems children face and how to prevent them.

If you’re experiencing discomfort or pain in your bottom teeth it can be a bothersome and alarming issue, affecting your daily life and even your overall oral health.

As a parent, you want the best for your child's health and well-being. The problem is that many parents often believe that dental care is unnecessary until their child's permanent teeth develop. However, this is a misconception that can lead to serious dental problems down the road. 

You might brush every day. Maybe you floss every day, too. Your oral health is likely very important to you. But can you develop gum disease—also called periodontal disease—even if you’re paying attention to your oral hygiene?

When persistent or severe tooth pain doesn’t go away, it’s definitely time to check in with your dentist or endodontist; this kind of pain may indicate the need for root canal therapy.

Chipped teeth are at best a nuisance and at worst a major source of pain. The bad news? There are no DIY treatments to fix a chipped tooth. The good news? Your dentist can fix it.