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Dentures have been used to replace missing teeth for hundreds of years. Today’s dentures are more realistic looking and more comfortable than ever. If you’ve lost one or more teeth, dentures might provide the best replacement option to restore your smile. Deciding on Dentures If you’re missing a tooth, or multiple teeth, the best course…
DetailsPeriodontics is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the health of your gums. If you have experienced serious gum disease, you might require gum surgery. This treatment can help your gums heal and prevent eventual tooth loss. Why Would I Need Gum Surgery? Gum disease is a common ailment and is the most frequent…
DetailsBotox is an injectable treatment that temporarily paralyzes muscles. It is used to treat deep lines and wrinkles in the face and can also help in treatment of temporomandibular joint disorder. Your cosmetic dentist might use Botox to help you improve your appearance or to reduce your discomfort from jaw misalignment. What is Botox? Botox…
DetailsInvisalign is an orthodontic treatment that can be used to treat misalignment and malocclusion. It is often used by adults instead of traditional braces because the plastic trays are more comfortable and less visible than metal braces and rubber bands. How Invisalign Works Invisalign uses clear plastic trays, which are custom made to fit your…
DetailsIf you have experienced a dental emergency, it is important to see a dentist as soon as possible to be sure you receive appropriate treatment. This could involve removal of a broken or otherwise damaged tooth. In other cases, prompt attention by a dentist can help save your tooth. Either way, prompt attention helps ensure…
DetailsIf you have misaligned teeth, you may be unhappy with the way your smile looks. You might also be hesitant to have traditional orthodontic work done because you don’t want to wear traditional braces over a long period of time. If you are concerned about how your smile will look during you treatment, Invisalign might…
DetailsBotox is an injectable treatment often used for cosmetic purposes. It is also effective in treating temporomandibular joint disorder. Many dentists have begun to offer Botox for both cosmetic and therapeutic purposes. If you are interested in Botox treatment, ask your dentist if he provides treatment options. What is Botox and how does it work?…
DetailsGum disease can be a serious issue if it is allowed to progress. If diagnosed early, treatment is relatively simple and non-invasive. However, later stages of gum disease require more complicated treatment, including oral surgery such as gum grafting. Your dentist or periodontist will determine the severity of the problem and recommend the most suitable…
DetailsTraditionally administered by aestheticians or cosmetic surgeons, Botox is a popular treatment to reduce lines and wrinkles in the face. Many dentists have added this option to their regular treatment options. In addition to its cosmetic applications, it can also be used to treat chronic temporomandibular joint disorder. How Botox Works Botox is a highly…
DetailsMany adults could benefit from orthodontic treatment, but they decide to avoid it because they don’t like the looks of traditional metal braces. However, the advantages of having treatment are such that, if your dentist recommends braces, you should ask about the possibility of Invisalign. Invisalign versus Traditional Metal Braces Most of us are familiar…
DetailsWhen you have missing teeth, even if you have dentures, sometimes you can have difficulty eating your favorite foods. With dental implants, you can be supplied with brand-new, natural-looking teeth that allow you to eat anything you want. How Dental Implants Work Dental implants function more like your natural teeth than any other tooth replacement…
DetailsIf you have lost any of your molars, implant dentistry can provide a solution. Dental implants are a highly effective, natural-looking and -feeling alternative to other tooth replacement treatments. Even if you have only lost one tooth, talk to your dentist about replacing it with an implant. How Dental Implants Work The structure of the…
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