Nitrous oxide conscious sedation is a useful tool for some patients, especially children. It does not replace the relationship of trust that must be built before any treatment.
Conscious sedation in dentistry: what it is, and what it isn’t Read More »
Preventive extraction of wisdom teeth in adolescents is less and less recommended. Dr. Zerguine explains the current clinical position and the actual indications.
Wisdom teeth in adolescents: extract or monitor? Read More »
Prescribing antibiotics in dentistry isn’t based on pain, but on the presence of a confirmed infection. Dr Zerguine explains the clinical distinction and the real indications.
Antibiotics in dentistry: when they’re necessary, and when they’re not Read More »
Bruxism in children is common and most often physiological. Dr Zerguine explains why you can be reassured, when to consult, and why this usually stops once stable permanent dentition is established.
Child bruxism: when to worry and when to reassure Read More »
Dental diastema is an anatomical variation, not a defect. Some patients suffer from it, others embrace it. Dr. Zerguine explains the options and why the decision remains with the patient.
Dental Diastema: Close the Gap Between Teeth or Keep It? Read More »
