Bruxism, or the habit of grinding and clenching teeth, can lead to jaw pain, frequent headaches, worn or cracked teeth, and increased tooth sensitivity. Many patients are unaware of this condition, especially when it occurs during sleep. Our dentists assess bite alignment and jaw function to diagnose bruxism accurately and provide customized solutions such as night guards and bite correction to prevent further dental damage.

Jaw pain, stiffness, difficulty in opening the mouth, or clicking and popping sounds may indicate temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. These issues can affect daily activities like eating and speaking. We conduct a detailed evaluation of jaw movement, bite alignment, and joint health to identify the cause and provide targeted treatment options aimed at relieving pain, improving jaw function, and restoring comfort.

Tooth pain can range from mild discomfort to severe, persistent ache and may be caused by cavities, dental infections, cracked teeth, exposed nerves, or abscess formation. Ignoring tooth pain can lead to serious complications. We perform prompt and accurate evaluations to identify the source of pain and provide immediate relief through appropriate dental treatments, preventing further damage and preserving oral health.

Painful, swollen, or bleeding gums are often signs of gum infection, gingivitis, or periodontal disease. These conditions can progress silently and may eventually lead to tooth loss if left untreated. We carefully examines your gum health and provides early intervention through professional cleaning and targeted treatments to control infection, reduce inflammation, and protect the supporting bone and tissues.

Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling, infection, and crowding of nearby teeth. In some cases, they may also lead to recurring gum problems or jaw discomfort. We offer safe, minimally invasive wisdom tooth removal procedures using advanced techniques to ensure patient comfort, faster healing, and effective relief from pain and associated complications.