Wisdom tooth extraction can take between 3 days and 2 weeks for you to recover. Here's what you can expect and why it might be longer for you.

A2: Yes, NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is mandatory to get admission into the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS ...

It usually takes five to seven days for all of the symptoms to go away following dental implant surgery. Usually, there will be a recovery and healing time ... placement of a temporary tooth or set of ...

Dental implant restorations are a long-lasting solution that look and feel just like natural teeth. Getting them requires surgery, but not everyone is ready for the procedure right away. Some […] ...

The health secretary says he cannot commit to timing on dental contract reform until he knows he can achieve it.

Patients tell how they 'don't smile out of embarrassment' and live in constant pain because they can't get an NHS dentist ...

Having your wisdom teeth removed means making some temporary changes to your diet. For the next few days, you'll need to stick with soft foods that won't irritate your healing gums or get stuck in the ...

The government has revealed proposed changes to the NHS dental contract, including a time-limited ‘care pathway’ for higher needs patients.

Gingivitis in cats is one of the most common dental problems seen in general practice, yet it’s often misunderstood or missed ...

Dental practices have high overheads with staff costs and materials. Fairfield House Dental Surgery is currently trying to find the funds for a new dentist chair which will cost £30,000.

Dentist seeks to change fence A dental surgery has submitted a listed building consent seeking to replace a fence to prevent the risk of falling from height.