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Back Tooth Hurting and Gum Swollen? What It Usually Means and What to Do
A sore back tooth with a swollen gum is usually a wisdom tooth coming through, trapped food, gum disease or an infection. Dr. Gloria Jung explains the likely causes, what to do tonight, and when to call today or go to the ER.


How to Choose a Dentist in Richmond, BC: What Good Clinics Have in Common
A good dentist explains before treating, is easy to reach in an emergency and fits your life. Dr. Gloria Jung's checklist for choosing a dentist in Richmond, BC, with two-minute checks that work for any clinic.


Diastema: Why There's a Gap Between Your Front Teeth (and When It Matters)
A diastema is a gap between two teeth, most often the upper front two. Dr. Gloria Jung explains what causes one, why most are harmless, when a child's gap closes on its own, and why a new gap in an adult should be checked.


Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP): What It Covers, and What It Doesn't
A plain-language guide to the Canadian Dental Care Plan for Richmond patients: which services the CDCP covers, which it excludes (including implants), how co-payments work, and how to book a CDCP-covered exam.


Say Yes to Fluoride
When it comes to maintaining strong and healthy teeth, brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups are well-known practices....


Transform Your Smile with MINISH
Are you looking to achieve a stunning smile without invasive procedures? Minish might be the answer you've been searching for. Minish are...


I lost a tooth: Should I consider replacing it?
Yes, if you've lost a tooth, it's generally recommended to consider replacement. This is due to the dynamic nature of our teeth; they are in constant motion. Hence, patients who've completed orthodontic treatment must wear retainers—whether permanently cemented or wearable—since failure to do so can lead to a relapse in teeth alignment. Tooth loss can result from various factors. Untreated tooth decay is risky as it weakens teeth, potentially resulting in their loss. Similarl
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