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Dental Abscess in Singapore: Signs, Treatment, Costs and When It Is an Emergency

Home / BlogDental Abscess in Singapore: Signs, Treatment, Costs and When It Is an EmergencyWritten by NoFrills Dental clinical teamReviewed by our clinical advisory boardUpdated 22/09/2026A dental abscess is a pocket of pus from a bacterial infection, and it does not...

Diabetes and Gum Disease: What Every Patient Should Know

Home / BlogDiabetes and Gum Disease: What Every Patient Should KnowWritten by NoFrills Dental clinical teamUpdated 11/09/2026If you have diabetes you are two to three times more likely to develop severe gum disease, and the traffic runs the other way too: treating gum...

The Lunch-Hour Dentist: What You Can Get Done in 60 Minutes at Suntec City

Home / BlogThe Lunch-Hour Dentist: What You Can Get Done in 60 Minutes at Suntec CityWritten by NoFrills Dental clinical teamUpdated 12/08/2026A check-up, a scale and polish, a single small filling or a re-cemented crown all fit inside a lunch hour at our Suntec City...

Dental Implants in Singapore

●  Dental Implants — Singapore Guide 2026 Dental Implants in Singapore: Types, Process & What They Really Cost Losing a tooth changes more than your smile — it changes how you chew, speak, and feel walking into a room. Here's every implant option available in...

Pterygoid Dental Implants: An In-depth Guide

Tubero Pterygoid Dental Implants: An In-depth Guide The solution for full mouth rehabilitation Complete Guide to Pterygoid Dental Implants: Everything You Need to Know Understanding Pterygoid Implants | Benefits & Risks | All-On-4 + Pterygoid Implants | Pterygoid...

How do I prevent tartar build-up?

How do I prevent tartar build-up? Here's some information on preventing tartar build-up. Table of Contents Introduction | What is tartar? | What causes them? | What damage does tartar do? | Who is more likely to get them? | Signs of tartar build-up | Preventing...

What smoking does to your teeth and gums?

What smoking does to your teeth and gums? Here's how smoking can badly affect your gums and teeth. Table of Contents Smoking and tooth decay | Smoking and gum disease | Smoking and oral cancer | Smoking and other oral health problems | Smoking and tooth replacement...

What is Bruxism?

What is Bruxism? Here are some information on Bruxism that you should know. Table of Contents Teeth grinding explained | Bruxism Risk Factors | Symptoms of Bruxism | Bruxism Complications | Bruxism and Sleep Apnoea | Bruxism and TMD | Frequently Asked Questions...

Dental Tips for Parents of Young Children

Dental tips for parents of young children Here are some dental tips for you to cultivate good oral hygiene for your kids Table of Contents Introduction | Teach your child to brush and floss correctly| Discourage bad oral habits | Limit sugary snacks  | When should...

What to Do if Your Veneers Fall Off?

Help! my veneers fell off! On rare occasions veneers may come off. Table of Contents Introduction | Why veneers may fall off | How to Proceed if a Veneer Falls Off | How to Prevent Veneers Falling Off | Benefits of Porcelain Veneers | Finding the Right Dentist for...

Bruxism

What is Bruxism?

Bruxism is a medical condition in which people habitually grind or clench their teeth, and it happens most often during sleep.
Most of us grind our teeth occasionally to some extent, and mild bruxism may not require treatment. In some cases, though, teeth grinding can happen so often and severely that it results in headaches, dental damage, and jaw disorders.
Night bruxism – also called sleep bruxism or nocturnal bruxism – is a sleep disorder, and it often occurs alongside other sleep-related ailments. While teeth grinding commonly takes place while you’re asleep, it can happen while you’re awake too.

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Are CBCT Scans Needed for Dental Implants?

Dental radiography is a vital part of imaging and radiology. Cone Beam Computerized Tomography (CBCT) scans are used widely in dentistry to assess the three-dimensional structure of jaw bones.

CBCT involves a cone shaped X-ray beam rotating around the patient. The data captured are used to record a three-dimensional (3D) image of the patient’s teeth, mouth, jaws, neck region and sometimes the ears, nose and throat (ENT) region.

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How Painful is Getting a Dental Implant?

Your dental surgeon cannot fully guarantee with 100% certainty that the implant surgery will be pain-free for all their patients because of these patient-related factors stated above.

They will do their best to make sure you are comfortable before starting the procedure.

At any point you feel discomfort do not hesitate to let your dentist know and they can top you up with more local anesthetic if needed.

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how do I know if my dental implant is infected?

What Happens if a Dental Implant Gets Infected?

Bacteria builds upon the base of the implant screw and spreads upwards to irritate the soft and hard tissues of the gums around your dental implant. This irritation from bacteria causes your gums to get inflamed, damaging the tissues around it. If the problem is not diagnosed and treated early, the bone structure around your implant shrinks, potentially compromising the anchorage between the implant and jawbone.

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How to avoid problems with dental bridges

Avoiding Common Problems with Dental Bridges

A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration or prosthesis used to fill up a space left by a lost tooth or teeth by joining an artificial tooth definitively to your adjacent natural teeth.

As with all dental appliances, they come with a finite lifespan and will need to be replaced after a few years. In this article, we outline the most common issues that can develop if you fail to look after your dental bridge and the steps you can take to mitigate these problems.

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What Problems Could Develop with a Dental Crown?

Having broken down and fragmented teeth can look unsightly, feel unpleasant and severely impact your functional capacity to chew food and speak. Dental crowns and bridges are treatment options used to restore single or multiple teeth that are damaged or lost and are recommended by all dentists in the hope of increasing the tooth’s longevity and optimizing patient’s oral health.

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