It’s a well-known secret that the best treatment for any dental health issues is prevention. Even widely common conditions like cavities (the most frequently occurring issue) can be successfully prevented with the right hygiene and preventive care measures. Nevertheless, the fact that cavities affect a large majority of people (over…
Gingivitis and cavities are two of the most well-known dental conditions, and for good reason – they’re also the two most frequently occurring dental health issues. In the case of gingivitis, however, there is much about the condition that patients don’t know or realize, even if they do have an…
Advanced technology has always played a role in dentistry’s advancement, and today, it has changed much of how modern practices operate. Everything from administrative processes to diagnostic and treatment results have become more precise, streamlined, and efficient than ever before. It also leads to greener overall processes that improve the…
When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dental implants offer the only solution for replacing their roots. As such, implant-supported prostheses offer a large number of benefits that traditional bridges and dentures can’t provide. For instance, implant posts are anchored in your jawbone, which eliminates the need for clasps and…
Wanting a more attractive smile is common. After all, besides your eyes, your smile is one of your face’s most dominant features. If you aren’t happy with it, then your displeasure will show and even further impact your overall confidence. Today, we take a look at some of the most…
Whitening teeth stains to brighten your smile is one thing, but when your teeth have more than just stains to contend with, improving your smile can seem more complicated. Stains are just blemishes on the surfaces of your teeth (usually), but things like chipped edges, odd spaces, minor alignment issues,…
Your gums may not seem like a significant part of your smile’s appearance, unless they’re uneven and cover too much of your tooth structure in some places. Known as a gummy smile, excessive gum tissues create an asymmetrical gum line that can make some teeth seem smaller than others and…
Given the cosmetic and functional effects of missing teeth, you may not need any additional reasons to want to replace them. Your smile is more attractive and functions much better when you have a full set of teeth. However, there are even more complex reasons to consider replacing them with…
Over the last decade or so, the popularity of Invisalign® clear aligners has soared, and for good reason. Patients who’ve previously debated dealing with their crooked teeth or wearing metal braces to correct them no longer have to choose. They can enjoy a straighter smile without having brackets and wires…
If you are in the entertainment business such as modeling or acting which requires you to be photographed often, then consider the effect lighting will have on your smile. Bright lights create more shadows and emphasize discoloration, spaces, crowded teeth, or any other defect or flaws present in the mouth….
