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Straight, well-aligned teeth are a sign of good oral health, so if your smile is a bit crooked, you may be considering your orthodontic treatment options. Invisalign is a popular choice due to its discreet appearance and convenient nature. But what if you already have some restorations on your teeth, such as crowns, bridges, or veneers? Will Invisalign still work for you? In all likelihood, yes!

Traditional dentures are a reliable form of tooth replacement, but they do not last forever. On average, they last 5 – 8 years or so. Is it time to swap out your old prosthetic for a new one? Your dentist can help you make that decision. In the meantime, here are five signs that indicate it may be necessary to replace your dentures:

Sometimes, it seems like dentures and the golden years of life go hand in hand. Indeed, it is true that tooth loss is a lot more common among older adults than younger folks. However, that does not mean that dentures are just for seniors. Even if you are still in the prime of your life, there is a chance that they might be right for you. In this blog post, you will learn what you should know about getting dentures as a younger adult.

Ideally, your lower denture should fit securely and comfortably, allowing you to eat and speak with confidence throughout the day. When it begins slipping or moving out of place, though, it can cause frustration and discomfort. If you are wondering why this happens and what you can do about it, you are not alone. In this blog post, you will discover the most common reasons for a slipping lower denture and the steps you can take to resolve the issue.

Are you thinking about enhancing your appearance via cosmetic dentistry? Indeed, a skilled practitioner can help you achieve brighter teeth, straighter teeth, or even differently sized/shaped teeth. But how long can you expect your results to last? Will they endure long enough for them to be worth the money? This blog post discusses some important facts to keep in mind.

You may feel excited about the prospect of transforming your smile with cosmetic dental treatments. Whether you wish to address stains or chips, or you desire a complete smile makeover, cosmetic dentistry offers many possibilities. However, it is important that you prioritize your smile’s health over its appearance. That might mean that you have to get gum disease treatment before you move forward with any cosmetic services. What is gum disease, and why is it so important that it is well-managed? This blog post explains.

Good skincare, knowing how to dress, and having a solid workout routine can all help you have a youthful appearance. But if you really wish to look as young as possible, you cannot neglect your smile. The appearance of your teeth and gums can have a big impact on the way others perceive you! Cosmetic dentistry offers several effective ways to rejuvenate your smile and turn back the clock. Here are some examples of how it can do so:

Invisalign treatment comes with a lot of benefits, including its discreet aligners, its efficiency, and more. However, just like any other medical treatment, you must consider both its pros and cons before you make any commitments. In some cases, Invisalign causes complications. What complications can arise, and how can you decide if Invisalign is right for you? This blog post provides some helpful information.

Invisalign offers many benefits, including its discreet appearance and convenient treatment method. However, an important question often arises: Since the aligners place a protective barrier around the teeth, is it still possible to get cavities during Invisalign treatment? The short answer is yes. Cavities can form at any time, whether you are undergoing orthodontic treatment or not. In this blog post, you can learn how they may happen and what you can do to protect your oral health.

If your teeth are crooked, crowded, or otherwise misaligned, you may be eager to straighten them via orthodontic treatment. Still, you could hesitate to commit to traditional braces; you might prefer clear aligners instead. But can you still get Invisalign if you grind your teeth? The answer to that is determined on a case-by-case basis. Read this blog post to learn more about how grinding and clenching might affect your candidacy for Invisalign.