Smiles for Every Generation, Expert Dental Care in Peshawar

Painkillers can ease the pain for a while, but they don't treat the cause. Toothache usually means decay, infection or a cracked tooth, and these get worse without treatment. Antibiotics alone don't cure an infected tooth either. Book a visit as soon as you can so we can find the cause and treat it properly.

The treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so you should feel pressure rather than pain. The tooth may be tender for a few days afterwards, which normally settles with ordinary painkillers. Call us if pain or swelling gets worse instead of better.

Most people should have a check-up and cleaning every six months. If you have gum disease, braces or many fillings, we may suggest more frequent visits.

Yes, when a dentist supervises it. We check your teeth and gums first, protect your gums during treatment and use gels at safe strengths. Some people notice temporary sensitivity, which usually fades within a few days.

Common causes include worn enamel, receding gums, a cavity, a cracked tooth or brushing too hard. A sensitivity toothpaste can help, but it is worth having the cause checked so we can treat it.

Bleeding gums are usually caused by plaque irritating the gum line, the early stage of gum disease. A professional cleaning and better brushing and flossing at home usually stop it. Bleeding that continues should be examined.

Bring your child in when the first teeth appear, or by their first birthday. Early, positive visits make any later treatment much easier.