Wisdom teeth surgery leaves most patients completely recovered in three to four days. However, it could take a whole week to recover if your teeth were impacted or had an unusual angle.

While many get their first set of false teeth between 40 and 49, the need to replace teeth becomes nearly universal as people age.

Despite the strength and durability of the materials used to create crowns, they may crack over time. Although small cracks can often be repaired, you may have to replace your restoration if there are numerous chips or breaks.

The general rule is "the first visit by the first birthday." You should schedule an appointment with a pediatric dentist if your child experiences his or her first tooth eruption at about 6 to 12 months of age, at the latest by his or her first birthday.

Anesthetic is used during both tooth-pairing and impression-taking, so the bridge procedure is not painful. Afterward, there is no need to take painkillers for pain relief.

Please wait for about 15 minutes after the procedure before eating anything. It's possible that your mouth may still be numb, which may cause you to bite yourself or spill your food and drinks. Chew your food slowly and carefully, as your jaw is still healing. Before you resume your routine, allow your tooth to recover completely.

While recovery after an oral surgery takes longer, the healing process is faster. At the very least, you should plan on taking at least two days off work following the surgery.

Cosmetic dentistry typically involves teeth or gums – bonding of dental material, porcelain veneers (laminates), crowning (caps), and gum grafts. Tooth structure removal, such as enameloplasty or gingivectomy, is referred to as tooth structure removal.

Veneers can last up to a decade, which means they are a long-term investment for you to feel confident and happy about your smile. Many patients have attested that the cost and "hassle" of getting them done outweigh the long-term benefits they bring to the health and aesthetic of their smile.