Moderate

"Just Remove It": Why the Easy Way Isn't Always the Right Way in Dentistry

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Root canal infection

Empowered Smiles - Your Teeth, Your Choice

"Just Remove Them All": The Story of a Tooth That Didn't Need to Die

We’ve all heard the phrase, “If it hurts, just pull it out.” In the world of dentistry, especially in areas with limited access to advanced care, this can become a default solution. For many Filipinos, a visit to a dentist can be a frightening experience, not because of the pain, but because of the dreaded recommendation: "The easy way is to just remove it and wear a denture."

7-Day Post-Extraction Check: Deep Socket but No Pain - Normal Healing or Dental Risk?

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
3rd Molar Implacted Extraction
Extraction
Tooth Extraction Dental

Quick visual impression (100% / zoom)

  • I see a dark, fairly deep socket behind the last visible molar (the extraction site).

  • No obvious pus or large swelling visible in the photo and you report no pain — both reassuring.

  • Surrounding teeth look intact. Photo lighting/angle limits how much I can see (I can’t check bleeding under the gum or feel for mobility).

Tooth Discoloration and Pain: Early Signs of Pulpal Damage or Infection

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Root canal infection
Crowns and Bridges
Bone infection (osteomyelitis)

Full Analysis and Diagnosis (Zoom 100%)
Upon close observation, one of the upper front teeth shows visible dark discoloration—a likely indication of pulpal necrosis or internal tooth trauma. This often happens when the tooth’s nerve dies due to deep decay, previous injury, or infection spreading inside the pulp chamber. The surrounding gumline also appears slightly inflamed, which can contribute to pain and pressure sensitivity.

Client Report:

“Need help, it is painful.”

Transposition of Canine and First Premolar: Clear Ceramic Self-Ligating Braces with Transpalatal Arch Treatment

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Braces irritation

Case Study: Correcting Transposition of Canine and First Premolar

Appliance Used: Self-Ligating Braces (Clear Ceramic) + Transpalatal Arch
Location: Find your nearest clinic here ➜ cebudentalimplants.com/map-dental-clinic

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