I have 2 upper wisdom teeth; decayed. If I have these pulled will my
sinus problems go away?
Thanks.
Jd.

I need to get braces for my overbite.I just moved into the city.I'd
appreciate a few suggestions on good orthodontists.And also an
approximate cost.Thanks

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I have a question about my dentist that I hope someone in this group
can assist me with.
I never had a cavity throughout my entire childhood or adolescence,
though my childhood dentist was always aware that my teeth have always

Any tips on teeth whitening will be appreciated./thanks

here's my story: I am 26 and most of the 9 fillings I have I got during
elementary school, so they're some 15-20 years old. They're all
amalgams. I moved to Atlanta, got a new dental plan and a new dentist.
This new dentist gave me a list of 7 fillings that needed replacement.

My wife recently started going to my dentist.    In general, she has perfect
teeth, but an old filling in a molar was bugging her - slightly.
The dentist recommended replacing the filling with an inlay, which he did at
a cost of ~$400.  

I'm new to this group so I'm afraid this question may be stale here.
Yesterday on a referral from my dentist I phoned the office of a dental
surgeon to make an appointment to have one of wisdom teeth extracted.
The person who answered asked me if I preferred a local anesthetic, or

I bought some Aim toothpaste today because it was cheap. After I got
home, I noticed that it does not have the AMA logo on it. It does have
.24% fluoride. The first ingredient is Sorbitol.
Should I be using another toothpaste instead?

I have some long-standing PFM crowns in the upper front which have the
"dark lines at the margin"  problem due to some minor gum recession.
Some of these crowns have to be at least 25 years old.   However, they
all  still seem to be quite serviceable and are giving me no problems.

The side and rear of my last molor are surrounded by gum. Unfortunately, the
gum do not stick to the teeth, so food can get in but it's hard for me to
clean them. Should I have those gum surgically removed? Is there a name for
this condition?

I hope there are some dentist on this site that actually do implants, if so I
would love to hear from you!!
I am considering an implant vs a bridge.
A little history:

I am 33 years old.  I have three impacted wisdom teeth (1 upper and 2
lower).  Every time I go to the dentist for a checkup they always say
'oh, you've still got your wisdom teeth...'.  I have never had any
problems with these teeth, but decided to go to an oral surgeon for a

The exercise you're going to do shows you immediately how incredibly
simple, how incredibly easy... how incredibly effective it is to start
strengthening these muscles, and clear up your airways.
Let's begin by putting your upper and lower molars together, very

You see, nobody know exactly why it happens, but TMJ is caused by most
of the muscles in the head (including the throat, tongue, jaw and the
shoulders) to stiffen up. This causes the pain and dysfunctions in this
area.