Implants, Veneers and Bridges, Oh My!

Posted on: 8 November 2023

A beautiful smile can go a long way in improving your self-esteem and confidence. But what do you do when you lose a tooth due to injury or decay? The answer lies in dental implants. Dental implants are synthetic teeth replacements that are surgically inserted into the jawbone, providing a solid base for a crown or bridge. Dental implants offer multiple advantages compared to other treatments. This blog post will talk about five reasons why you may need dental implants.
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Posted on: 27 September 2023

Are you sporting a new, radiant smile thanks to dental veneers? That's fantastic! Now, the goal is to keep them looking great for as long as possible. Here are some expert tips to help you maintain your veneers and ensure they last for many years. Understand What Veneers Need Veneers aren't high maintenance, but they do need some care. They're resistant to staining but not stain-proof. So, it's best to limit exposure to stain-causing substances like coffee, tea, or red wine.
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Posted on: 8 August 2023

If you've been struggling with dental challenges, your dentist may have suggested that you consider crowns for some of your teeth. Despite their prevalence as a treatment solution, many people are ill-informed about dental crowns, their uses, and their benefits. Before you decide if crowns are for your needs, there are things that you should understand. Here are some of the facts behind dental crown treatments. Dental Crowns are Not Painful
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Posted on: 29 June 2023

Clear aligners can correct a wide range of orthodontic concerns—often with surprising speed. Everyone's treatment time is different, but the principle is the same for everyone. Each tray shifts your teeth by around .25 to .33 millimeters—which clearly isn't very far. But after anywhere from one to two weeks, you'll change the tray as sufficient bone remodeling has occurred, and the tray cannot reposition your teeth any further. What is this bone remodeling and what should you do if your teeth move into the correct alignment earlier than you might have expected?
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