Body & Health Conditions Articles

A dry socket is a common complication that patients suffer after extractions. It can be quite painful and is something that causes a fair amount of discomfort. We outline exactly what a dry socket is, why it occurs, how it can be prevented.

A sinus infection may not have been something that you expected after getting a wisdom tooth removal done but that is exactly what can happen in some cases. We outline why this happens and what you can do to prevent and treat it.

Getting your wisdom tooth extracted is not the most pleasant of experiences, however, these simple 5 tips will help minimize the possibility of infection after wisdom tooth removal.

Wisdom tooth removal is considered to be more technique sensitive than any other kind of extraction. As a result, the likelihood of post-operative complications is increased. We outline some common complications and the best way to prevent them.

Wisdom tooth removal is advised routinely by dentists around the world. What exactly are wisdom teeth and why do we have to get them removed? Here is everything you need to know about the process.

Dentists insist that wisdom tooth removal is now painless. The perception among the public is very different. What is the truth? Is painless wisdom tooth removal possible?

Patients often have some misplaced conception about dentistry and getting their wisdom teeth extracted in particular. We outline the procedure of surgical wisdom tooth extraction in this article and the aftercare steps to minimize infection afterward.

Like adults, small and bigger children can suffer from underactive thyroid too. The symptoms are often hard to recognize because they can be attributed to many conditions, but here are the most common signs of hypothyroidism in children.

Patients with ALS, a rare neurological disease, develop several complications over time. This article outlines breathing problems, one of the most severe complications that occurs in ALS patients.

ALS is a rare, progressive neurological disease. This article outlines the complications that arise over time in patients with ALS, including breathing problems, eating problems, dementia, speech problems, and many others.