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Why a New Filling Can Feel “High” or “Compacted” - and Why Waiting Often Helps
It’s very common for patients to tell us that a new filling doesn’t quite feel right in the days after treatment. Some describe it as feeling high, tight, or ‘compacted’ when they bite together. Understandably, this can feel worrying - especially if the tooth was comfortable before.
As Principal Dentist of tooth in Waterloo, I want to reassure you that this sensation is usually temporary, and in most cases, settles naturally as your mouth adjusts.
The Truth About Fluoride - and Why Your Dentist Recommends It
Fluoride is one of the most discussed, and sometimes misunderstood, topics in dentistry. You have probably heard debates about whether fluoride is “good” or “bad,” or perhaps you’ve wondered why your Dentist insists on fluoride toothpaste and treatments. So, here’s the truth about fluoride, not the myths: what it does, why we use it, and what’s fact versus fiction.