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 »
Whether a tooth is lost at 30, 50, or 70, the replacement decision follows the same criteria. Patient demand and clinical stability are the deciding factors, not age.
Losing a tooth at 30, 50, or 70: age is not the deciding factor Read More »
A broken tooth can be an emergency or wait until the next day. Dr. Zerguine explains the clinical criteria that determine this, and why 9 out of 10 fractures can be saved.
Broken or Fractured Tooth: What to Do Based on Severity? Read More »
When anterior teeth are worn, restoring only the anterior leads to predictable failure. The solution involves restoring the posterior teeth.
Implant or bridge to replace a tooth: two solutions, two different approaches. Dr. Zerguine explains the real indications and what the long-term literature says.
Implant or bridge: how to choose to replace a tooth? Read More »
Many patients contrast zirconia and porcelain-fused-to-metal without knowing that the real choice lies elsewhere. Dr. Zerguine explains the actual indications for each material for a crown.
Zirconia or ceramic for a crown: how to choose? Read More »
Bruxism silently wears down teeth, often without pain or sensitivity. Dr. Zerguine explains the clinical signs, when a night guard becomes useful, and the situations that lead to reconstruction.
Bruxism: Recognizing the Signs Before Tooth Wear Read More »
Intraoral scanner or silicone impression. Two very different approaches for the patient. Dr. Zerguine explains what specifically changes in terms of comfort, precision, and speed.
Intraoral scanner or silicone impression: what changes for the patient Read More »
Wisdom tooth — extraction isn’t always necessary. Dr Zerguine explains the real clinical indications, the complications to watch for, and when extraction is required.
Wisdom tooth: extraction or monitoring — how do you decide? Read More »
