It’s Never too Late to Straighten Your Smile

Understanding The Cause And Treatment Of Root Fractures During Root Canal Treatment

27 January 2017

Root canals are not a lot of fun. This is why your dentist is only going to suggest the treatment if you absolutely need it. Root canals are completed when your tooth is infected or when the internal tissues are damaged. The treatment may also be necessary to prevent a future infection if a crown needs to be cemented into place. While root canals are necessary, complications can arise. The fracturing of the dental root is one such complication that your dentist will try to avoid.

The Advantages Of Choosing Bonding To Fix A Cracked Tooth

27 January 2017

If you have a chipped tooth, then your dentist will investigate the injury to see if the internal tooth pulp has been damaged. If the pulp is in good health and the chip is superficial, then a cosmetic approach may be taken to make the chip appear less noticeable. You have a wide variety of options that include crowns and veneers. You can also choose bonding. Keep reading to learn about some of the advantages of this treatment.

3 Prosthodontics Treatments For A Chipped Lateral Incisor

4 January 2017

A lateral incisor tooth located near the front of your mouth helps the central front teeth in grabbing onto food for chewing. When a lateral incisor tooth chips, you might find biting food difficult or painful and can experience self-esteem issues due to the highly visible location of the chipped tooth. There are a few different dental treatment options available for a chipped lateral incisor from a dental clinic in your area that specializes in damaged tooth correction.

Tooth Whitening Options

28 December 2016

A whiter smile can help improve your confidence, especially if you have dark stains or uneven discoloration. When it comes to whitening, you have several choices. The following guide can help you choose the best method for your teeth. At-Home Whitening There are a variety of products on the market that allow you to whiten your teeth on your own. All of them consist of a whitening gel, which usually contains peroxide, which is applied to the teeth and left in place for several minutes.

Tooth Preparation - What To Expect When Veneers Are Added To The Teeth

7 December 2016

Dental veneers are tooth coverings that can drastically change the appearance of the teeth. If you have cracked, stained, and uneven teeth, then veneers can definitely make them look more appealing. However, you should understand that veneer placement requires some careful preparation. If you want to know what to expect, then keep reading. Dental Enamel Grinding Most porcelain dental veneers are extremely thin. The tooth coverings are around one millimeter thick and cover the front and top sides of the teeth.

3 Keys To Taking Good Long-Term Care Of Your Dental Implants

18 November 2016

If you are going to get dental implants, the goal is for the dental implants to last for the rest of your lifetime. Ideally, you will not have to replace your dental implants or have additional work done on them. Here are three keys to ensure that your dental implants last and that you don't need any follow-up work. #1 Allow Your Dental Implants To Heal The first thing that you need to do is make sure that you allow your dental implants to heal properly when they are first installed in your mouth.

Pregnant And Need Braces? 3 Tips For Managing Orthodontic Treatment During Pregnancy

28 October 2016

Your life has hit an exciting new phase. Not only are you looking forward to a brand new smile, but you will also be welcoming a little one to the world in a few short months. While many new moms have concerns about how their orthodontic treatment might impact their pregnancy, you can rest assured that you and your baby will remain perfectly safe. Pregnancy does, however, create a few minor challenges that you can easily overcome by talking to your orthodontist and using these three strategies.

Put Down the Fork! Four "Healthy" Snacks That Are Bad for Your Child's Teeth

12 October 2016

As a parent, you try to feed your child a nutritious diet. Due to the prevalence of added sugar, it can be tricky finding a snack that is good for their body and their teeth. Think twice before serving these four snacks to your children. 1. Fruit Snacks You may be tempted to give your children fruit snacks as a healthier alternative to candy. Not only are many brands chock full of sugar, but the stickiness of the fruit snacks often spells disaster for your child's teeth.