What's going on with your teeth?

Persistent dull, sharp or throbbing tooth pain — a sign something needs professional attention.

A pocket of infection in a tooth, gum or bone. Needs prompt care — do not wait.

Swelling linked to a tooth can signal spreading infection — seek prompt assessment.

An incomplete fracture that causes sharp pain on biting and often hides from routine X-rays.

Pain and swelling around a partially erupted wisdom tooth (pericoronitis).

Significant structural damage that may expose the sensitive inner layers of the tooth.

The underlying tooth is vulnerable until it is reviewed and re-protected.

Often points to a crack, infection or bite imbalance — worth investigating early.

The most common early sign of gum inflammation — and usually reversible.

Early, plaque-driven gum disease that responds quickly to professional care.

Advanced gum disease affecting the supporting bone — stabilisable with structured therapy.

Gum pulling away from teeth, with several causes and management paths.

Red, puffy or tender gum tissue linked to plaque, infection or irritation.

Persistent bad breath often signals underlying gum inflammation.

Insufficient arch space causes teeth to overlap, rotate or push out of line.

From a single midline gap to multiple spaces — with several correction options.

Excessive overlap or projection of the upper front teeth.

Lower front teeth sitting ahead of the upper — dental or skeletal in origin.

Upper teeth sitting inside the lower — can affect bite function and wear.

Front teeth that do not meet when closed — affecting chewing and speech.