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Invisalign—The Clear Choice for Straight Teeth

A gorgeous smile is a confidence booster and an attractive feature that enhances one’s overall appearance. Unfortunately, not everyone is blessed with naturally straight teeth. Crooked or misaligned teeth can affect confidence and self-esteem, leading individuals to feel self-conscious about their smiles. Fortunately, with advancements in orthodontic treatments, achieving a straighter smile has become more comfortable, quicker and less noticeable. Invisalign is one such treatment that has gained popularity in recent years.…

Exploring Dentistry: A Beneficial Consideration

In the realm of health and wellness, dentistry holds a pivotal position. It’s more than just ensuring a bright smile; it’s about maintaining overall oral health, which has a direct impact on general well-being. Dentistry is a field that focuses on the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of conditions and disorders related to the oral cavity. Here’s why it’s beneficial to consider looking into: Maintenance of Oral Health Regular dental check-ups are not only important for maintaining oral health, but they also play a crucial role in detecting early signs of various oral health issues.…

Professional Denture Repair

Dentures may help to restore your ability to speak, eat and smile with confidence. However, over time, dentures may become damaged or less comfortable due to wear and tear. This blog post provides an overview of professional denture repair, its benefits and tips on how to maintain dentures for long-lasting use. Read on to explore the ins and outs of professional denture repair. Understanding Denture Damage Types of Damage Dentures can suffer from various types of damage, including cracks, fractures, chips and broken teeth.…

What Happens If You Need a Denture Implant For Just One Tooth?

If you lose a single tooth, then your dentist may suggest one of several options available to you. One such option is a single-tooth dental implant. This is a procedure that replicates the entire tooth structure but, unlike conventional dentures, doesn’t rely on the prosthetic tooth being attached to its neighbours. Instead, dental implants are embedded in the jawbone, providing a secure anchor point for the implant dentures that attach to them.…

How Infection Can Affect Your New Dental Implant

Can your new dental implant become infected? Not exactly. It’s made of titanium alloys (the small screw implanted in your jaw) and ceramic materials (the prosthetic tooth attached to the implant). These are non-organic materials, so they can’t technically become infected. When an infected dental implant is being discussed, the infection is actually in the tissues surrounding and supporting the implant. The implant isn’t the direct cause either, but it can aggravate things.…

Which Cosmetic Treatments Can Dentists Perform?

Some types of cosmetic dental treatments are carried out by specially trained practitioners. Dental braces that pull your teeth into position over time fall into this category, for example. That said, your dentist will be able to provide you with a range of cosmetic treatments if you want them. What are the most common ones available? Read on to find out. Dental Veneers To begin with, dentists often fit veneers over their patients’ teeth to help improve the appearance of a smile.…

Tooth Sensitivity After a Filling: Could Your Filling Have Shrunk?

Tooth pain or sensitivity caused by a cavity should stop bothering you once that cavity is filled. The decayed portion of the tooth has been removed, and the resulting void has been filled with a tooth-coloured composite resin, which blends seamlessly into the surrounding tooth. It looks as though the cavity was never there. So why does your tooth still feel uncomfortably sensitive? Composite Dental Resin and Shrinkage  Tooth-coloured composite dental resin is applied to your cavity in a soft, flexible form.…

5 Reasons Water Flossers Are Great for Kids

You should already be familiar with flossing, but have you heard of water flossers? These use a jet of water to clean the space between your teeth instead of the traditional string or tape. They offer benefits for a wide range of people, but they can be particularly beneficial for kids. Here are just five reasons why you should think about buying your child a water flosser. 1. Helps Improve Oral Health…

A Sweet Tooth: 5 Sweet Foods That Won't Ruin Your Teeth

If you love sweet foods and you care about your teeth, you have something of a conundrum on your hands. Sugar isn’t just your favorite food. It is also the favorite food of two harmful strains of oral bacteria, streptococcus mutans and streptococcus sobrinus. The more sugar you consume, the more food you provide these harmful bacteria with, which in turn increases your risk of tooth decay. But how do you continue to enjoy sweet foods while caring for your teeth?…

4 Ways A Dentist Can Help You With The Transition To Full Dentures

Full dentures can be a great way to replace missing teeth, but some steps need to be taken before you can put those new teeth in your mouth. Only a dentist can help you with the transition from partial dentures to full dentures, so it’s important to know what they can do. Here are four ways a dentist can help with the transition to full dentures: 1. A Dentist Will Make Sure Your Gums And Jawbone Are Healthy Enough For Full Dentures…