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Using Invisalign? Know How To Keep Your Alignment Trays Clean

Have you decided to use Invisalign to make corrections to the position of your teeth? If so, you were likely attracted to the procedure because of the plastic alignment trays that are nearly invisible to others. While those trays will get thrown away eventually, it's still important to keep them clean during the alignment process. Here are some tips that will help you get the job done. Toothbrush And Toothpaste Read More 

Is It Time To Give Your Dentures A Considerable Upgrade?

Any type of dental prosthesis attached to an implanted metal fixture is called a dental implant. There are many different types of dental implants available, each serving a different purpose, depending on which tooth they're intended to replace and the state of the jaw (its density or lack thereof) that will be anchoring the implant. Dental implants are sometimes referred to as single-tooth implants, and for this reason, you may have assumed that they weren't an option for you. Read More 

Three Problems Missing Teeth Cause (And How To Fix Or Prevent Them)

Losing one or more teeth can leave you feeling embarrassed by your appearance, but the problems that come with tooth loss go far beyond cosmetic concerns. If you've had a missing tooth for a while, there's a strong likelihood that these problems could happen to you. However, the good news is that these problems can be avoided or improved if they've already happened. Here's what you should know about how dental implants can help you. Read More 

Signs That Your Child Needs An Orthodontist

It is common for young children to have problems with their teeth. Knowing the early signs of orthodontic problems is key to preventing a major problem from developing. In this article, some warning signs that your child might need to see an orthodontist will be discussed so that you can know when intervention is necessary. The Importance of Dental Visits Regular professional dental examinations can help to determine whether your child will need braces when they are older. Read More 

How To Prepare Your Child With Special Needs For Their First Dentist Visit

Children with special needs can sometimes struggle when going to the dentist. Kids who have a disability, including sensory issues, physical disabilities, and mental disabilities, do best with a dentist who has experience or specializes in special needs patients. This ensures the experience is as pleasant as possible. If you have a child with special needs and you are worried about your first dental visit, the following tips may help: Prepare Ahead of the Appointment Read More