Pains, strains, sores, and sockets: How to help your patients

    June 20, 2023
    How come teeth shift? Why do people get canker sores? Dentists see a lot of complex issues, but often it’s the more minor but annoying ones that they don't know as much about—and that really annoy patients.
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    Dentists see a lot of complex issues, but often it’s the more minor but annoying ones that pique their interest.

    Here, take a look at some of our most popular content on such dental and oral health issues as xerostomia, cracked tooth, dry socket, and more.

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    About the Author

    Elizabeth S. Leaver | Digital content manager

    Elizabeth S. Leaver was the digital content manager for Endeavor Business Media's dental group from 2021-2024. She has a degree in journalism from Northeastern University in Boston and many years of experience working in niche industries specializing in creating content, editing, content marketing, and publishing digital and magazine content. She lives in the Boston area.

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