2023

Two Dental Treatments That Can Make Your Teeth Look More Attractive

Even if your teeth are cavity-free, you may still be uncomfortable with the state of your mouth. Many people suffer from unsightly dental blemishes that cause them to feel self-conscious about the appearance of their teeth. Nonetheless, cosmetic dental applications are available to improve the look of the teeth without sacrificing dental health. Here are two treatments that your dentist may provide to make your teeth look more attractive. Professional Dental Bleaching…

What Holds A Dental Implant In Place?

Dental implants aren’t false teeth. An implant is actually an artificial tooth root. It’s made of titanium alloy and looks like a tiny screw. During your oral surgery, your dentist will implant the titanium alloy screw into your jaw. When it’s concluded that the implant can support the occlusal (bite) force that its false tooth will encounter, that false tooth can be affixed to the implant. But how exactly does that implant stay in place?…

Orthodontic Options For Adults: Beyond Traditional Braces

Orthodontic treatment is no longer just for teenagers —  many adults are now seeking orthodontic care to improve their smile and correct dental issues. While traditional braces are still a popular option, there are many other treatment options available to adults that can be more discreet and comfortable. After all, if you want to present an adult appearance on the job or in social situations, traditional metal braces can feel out of place.…

Wearing Dentures? Two Reasons To Switch To Dental Implants

When you’ve lost one or more teeth due to age, gum disease, or some type of dental injury, getting dentures can truly put the pep back into your step. It’s great to look in the mirror and see a full set of teeth each time you smile at your reflection. It’s a great feeling and one that can last for a relatively long time. However, wearing dentures has some potential drawbacks that may become exacerbated over time.…

Saying Goodbye To Messy Dental Impressions

Some dental procedures call for making an impression of the patient’s teeth. Usually, impressions allow dental labs to create crowns, implants, bridges, and more that are exact (or nearly exact) replicas of the patient’s teeth. The impression is sent to a lab and the results are often very satisfying for the patient. Dental impressions are a lot better than they used to be, though. To find out more, read on.…