If you haven’t been flossing your teeth at least twice a day, you need to start. It’s not always easy to make time in your schedule for flossing, but it’s important that you do. You might not realize this, but those few minutes you set aside for flossing each day will benefit you in a variety of ways. If you’re not sure why you need to floss, here are three reasons for you to think about: Read More»
Addressing the various problems that can strike your mouth will be important if you are to protect your smile’s appearance against common sources of damage and the ravages of time. Yet, there are many dental patients that will lose sight of some basic information that can help to keep their teeth healthy, white and looking beautiful. Have Problems With Dentures Repaired As Soon As Possible If you have dentures, it can be easy to ignore minor damages, warpings and other problems that these devices might encounter. Read More»
Cosmetic dentistry can completely transform the appearance of a person’s mouth. One of the most radical transformations occurs when lost teeth are replaced. Here are a few ways that dental implants can be used to give the mouth a more uniform, attractive appearance. The Replacement of a Single Tooth Although one tooth may seem insignificant, when a tooth is lost in the front of the mouth, it can completely change the look of a smile. Read More»
Using dental trays to whiten teeth is a common and effective method for brightening smiles. Unfortunately, the cosmetic treatment doesn’t just work for everybody; some people have to look for alternative treatments. For example, you may not be a good candidate for these trays if: You Want To Whiten a Single Tooth Dental whitening trays are ideal for bleaching a group of teeth rather than a single tooth. Therefore, it might not be the best technique for you if you are just interested in whitening a single tooth. Read More»
If you have missing teeth, or just one missing tooth, you may have considered having your teeth replaced with something artificial. There are a few different options for you, but the most common are dental implants and bridges (especially if you aren’t replacing all of your teeth, as with dentures). There are a number of benefits with either of these replacement options. See below for the benefits and the differences in both of these tooth replacement procedures. Read More»