What’s bothering you?

Gums bleed while brushing or flossing.

Visible fracture or missing piece.

Holes in the enamel caused by bacteria — often felt as sensitivity or a visible dark spot.

A small piece of enamel has broken off, often after trauma.

Persistent bad breath despite brushing.

A crack that may cause sharp pain when biting.

Misaligned bite or teeth.

Fear or panic around dental visits.

Reduced saliva causing discomfort, bad breath and cavity risk.

Inflammation and infection of the gums that can lead to tooth loss if untreated.

TMJ pain, clicking sounds, difficulty opening.

Aching or clicking in the jaw joint, sometimes with headaches.

A wobbly permanent tooth — a serious sign in adults.

A gap after extraction or loss.

Small painful sores on the gums, tongue or inside of the cheek.

Upper teeth cover the lower teeth too far.

Bad breath that doesn't improve with brushing.

Gums pulling back exposing the root.

Sharp pain with hot, cold or sweet foods.

Puffy, tender or bleeding gums.

Facial swelling, sometimes with fever.

Involuntary clenching or grinding, usually at night.

A painful pocket of pus around a tooth or root.

Grey, brown or dark stains on one or more teeth.

Enamel wearing away, often making teeth look shorter or yellow.

Persistent pain in or around a tooth.

Lower teeth sit in front of the upper teeth.

Chalky white patches on enamel.

Pain from erupting or impacted wisdom teeth.

Dulling or yellowing of enamel over time.