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Thirty-two verified records on a chipped or broken tooth before the dentist sees it: what to keep and how, whether the fragment can be bonded back, what the survival numbers say, and what waiting actually costs. Continue reading →

Fifty-two verified records on night toothache: why lying down hurts more, what ibuprofen plus paracetamol actually buys, why an antibiotic will not help, and the red flags that end the waiting. Продовження → Continue reading →

Twenty-six verified records on food, drink, ice and straws after an extraction: what the trials measured, which rules are habit, and what actually changes the healing numbers. Continue reading →

Twenty-six verified records on smoking, vaping, nicotine pouches and cannabis around a tooth extraction: what was actually measured, what the 48-hour rule really is, and what reduces the risk with numbers. Continue reading →

Twenty-six verified records on dental abscess: why drainage beats antibiotics, what the guidelines actually prescribe, which findings mean the emergency department, and what waiting costs in days and dollars. Continue reading →

Twenty-seven verified records on how the filling decision is actually made: radiographic depth, the thresholds dentists use, what pain hides, and what sealing, infiltration and silver diamine fluoride score in trials. Continue reading →

Two Cochrane reviews, eight meta-analyses, an EFSA risk assessment and three cessation studies: what the tap actually buys in cavities, what it costs in enamel, and where the IQ evidence genuinely splits. Continue reading →

Nine pooled reviews and meta-analyses on pulpotomy, crowns, SDF and extraction: what the numbers say about treating a baby molar, and which popular reasons to skip it do not survive them. Continue reading →

A 776-site meta-analysis of PRF, a 12-study analysis of chlorhexidine and the Cochrane answer on painkillers: what actually changes the odds of a dry socket — and what nobody has measured. Continue reading →

A meta-analysis of brushing duration, a network meta-analysis of 19 electric-brush trials, and an audit of what dental associations actually publish about brushing. Continue reading →