infection caused by severe tooth decay, trauma or gum disease

a silver and mercury material used for fillings

a drug used by your doctor to eliminate a patient's localized pain during certain dental procedures

the teeth in the front of your mouth

the very tip of the root of a tooth

a suction device your dentist uses to remove saliva from your mouth

a plastic composite painted on the teeth to correct stains or damage

one or more artificial teeth attached to your adjacent teeth

the clenching or grinding of teeth, most commonly while sleeping

the hardened plaque that can form on neglected or prone teeth, commonly known as tartar