"A tooth infection can kill you, but rarely," warns a Cleveland Clinic expert. Here's how to recognize the risks and how it can escalate.

Diet: Avoid eating on the side of the extraction for three or four days. “Try to maintain a normal diet. Chew on the opposite ...

Stimulation makes for happy gums. Or, to stop bleeding, try a gauze pad soaked in ice water. The coolness eases pain. And holding tight keeps bleeding in check. Skip the snacks and cut down on ...

Tooth pain is never a good sign, but persistent pain that doesn’t respond to treatment could indicate that an extraction is ...

Other common causes of tooth pain include tooth infection, gum swelling, redness or darkening of the gums, dental injury ...

While oral health is important to overall well-being, many dental problems start small and go unnoticed until they worsen.