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In recent years teeth whitening has become a growing industry offering pastes, gels, rinses, strips, blue lights, whitening kits, and professional whitening. While some products may work differently on individuals, it is a safe bet that the best results are obtained when teeth whitening products are procured from your dentist. The whitening agent contained in…
DetailsIf you have missing teeth, dental implants can provide a long-term, permanent solution that will enable you to eat and talk normally and will also keep your jawbone from changing shape over time. With implants, you’ll have a natural-looking smile that will last the rest of your life. Dental Implants and How They Work Dental…
DetailsInvisalign is a popular method for moving teeth into alignment. The plastic trays used to shift teeth into place make it virtually invisible, unlike traditional braces, so it’s particularly popular among adults. If you have gaps between your teeth, crowding, or malocclusion, ask your dentist if this is an appropriate orthodontic treatment for your needs.…
DetailsBotox is an injectable treatment that reduces the appearance of deep lines and wrinkles in the face, particularly between the eyebrows and from the nose to the corners of the mouth. It is also sometimes used to treat temporomandibular joint disorder. It works by paralyzing specific muscles so they can no longer contract. Treatment is…
DetailsDentures are a common form of tooth replacement that has been used for hundreds of years. They make use of artificial materials, from bone to ivory to wood, porcelain and, in modern times, plastic resins. These materials are used to make prosthetic teeth that take the place of your missing teeth, restoring a natural look…
DetailsTooth discoloration is one of the most common reasons why people visit a cosmetic dentist. Over time, exposure to food, beverages, and other staining agents encountered in everyday life can dull the shine and whiteness of your teeth. A simple whitening treatment, though, can return your smile to its former brilliance. Causes of Discolored Teeth…
DetailsThe wisdom teeth are the last set of molars that come in, far in the back of the mouth. Many people—in fact, most people—don’t have enough room to accommodate these large teeth and so have to have them extracted. Why do we get these teeth, then, if they usually just have to be removed. There…
DetailsWhat constitutes a dental emergency? Breaking one or more teeth, losing one or more teeth, excessive bleeding in the mouth following some type of trauma, extreme pain or sudden swelling are all conditions that would fall into the dental emergency classification. Accidents occur resulting in a dental emergency and the need to see the dentist.…
DetailsDentures are a serious investment, so utmost care should be taken when handling them. When cleaning or removing your dentures at night, work over a sink of water or a clean cloth or towel. Softening a blow if dropped might save your denture from breaking or chipping. A chip in your denture can occur for…
DetailsThe health of your gums and the other supporting structures of your teeth, including the cementum, or the surface of the tooth root; the alveolar bone, which is the part of the jawbone that holds the tooth sockets; and the periodontal ligament, which holds the tooth stable within the socket. If any of these tissues…
Details3D imaging is a tool used in implant dentistry to help determine the best ways to place implants for the best possible results. This helps a periodontist or implant dentist to evaluate the strength of your jawbone and look at any irregularities that might influence where your artificial tooth root might be placed to the…
DetailsDental implants are an investment in your long-term health. Not only is your oral health affected by implants, but your overall health is adversely affected if you do not have your missing teeth replaced. In the long run, implants give you the best possible option to maintain your health, your remaining teeth, and your appearance.…
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