Year: 2025

How Is Resorption (Root Resorption) Treated?

Written by DentAkademi Editorial Team Medically reviewed by Spec. Dt. Sevcan KOÇ CAN Last updated: Loading… Key Takeaways Root resorption is the body’s breakdown of tooth root tissue, potentially leading to tooth loss. In children, it’s normal during tooth..

What Is a Canker Sore? What Helps Canker Sores Heal?

Key Takeaways Canker sores are small, painful ulcers inside the mouth that heal within 1–2 weeks. Common triggers include stress, trauma, vitamin deficiencies, and immune issues. Severe or recurring sores may signal conditions like Behçet’s or celiac disease. Treatment..

What Does Leukoplakia Mean? What Causes Leukoplakia?

Key Takeaways Leukoplakia appears as painless white patches on the tongue, cheeks, or gums. Usually benign, but some types carry a cancer risk. Main causes include smoking, alcohol, irritation, and poor oral hygiene. Treatment involves removing risk factors, surgery,..

What Causes Tooth Enamel Erosion?

Key Takeaways Enamel erosion is caused by acids, poor hygiene, and hard brushing. Tooth enamel protects teeth from bacteria, temperature, and daily wear. Sensitivity and discoloration are common early signs of enamel damage. Fluoride, veneers, and diet changes can..

Can a Cracked Tooth Heal? What to Do About a Cracked Tooth?

Written by DentAkademi Editorial Team Medically reviewed by Spec. Dt. Sevcan KOÇ CAN Last updated: Loading… Key Takeaways Cracked teeth cause pain, sensitivity, and discomfort while chewing. Common causes include hard foods, bruxism, trauma, and weak enamel. Symptoms vary—some..