Left unaddressed, these seemingly minor issues can turn into bigger problems.
PremiumErica SloanWashington Post·9 Sep, 2026 07:00 PM8 mins to read“There’s no amount of pain in your teeth that should be considered normal,” says endodontist Steven Katz. Photo / 123rfLeft unaddressed, these seemingly minor oral health issues can turn into bigger problems.
Plenty of dental issues can feel like no big deal, at least at first. The symptoms don’t always hurt and may not even catch your attention. “A lot of times patients don’t realise they have a problem
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