Tips for Working Good Oral Hygiene into a Busy Schedule

3 Ways To Treat A Child With Misaligned Teeth

It is important as a parent to protect your child from lifelong dental problems caused by misaligned teeth. Malocclusion or misaligned teeth is a condition where the teeth are not aligned properly, crooked, crowed or the jaws do not meet properly. This condition can make it hard to keep your gums and teeth clean when not treated early. It can also increase the risk of gum disease and cavities. Here are three ways to treat a child with misaligned teeth. Read More 

Are Mini Implants Right For You?

If you've had substantial tooth loss, find dentures to be uncomfortable or impractical and you are unable to get traditional implants, then mini dental implants might be an option for you. Mini implants are smaller implants that are used to anchor a set of dentures or a bridge rather than replace individual teeth. They still allow for the dentures to be removed for cleaning and are usually less expensive than having each tooth replaced with a full-sized implant, especially if you're missing a large number of teeth. Read More 

3 Things You Need To Know About Lost Fillings

Fillings don't last forever, and eventually, yours will fall out and need to be replaced. Here are three things you need to know about lost fillings. Why do fillings fall out? The average amalgam filling can be expected to last between eight and ten years, though it's possible for them to last for more than 20 years. They can eventually fail for multiple reasons. New tooth decay can form in the area around the filling due to poor oral hygiene, and when that happens, the filling will no longer be secure and will fall out. Read More 

Getting A Veneer Put On A Chipped Tooth

If you have chipped your tooth, then you may be able to have it fixed with a porcelain veneer. A chipped tooth is something you want to fix right away for a variety of reasons, ranging from getting cuts on the inside of your mouth to having a smile you find yourself trying to hide with your hand. If you have decided to go in for a veneer to cover your chipped tooth, then you'll be interested in learning as much as you can about the process. Read More 

How Long Does Orthodontic Aligner Treatment Usually Take?

The sooner orthodontic treatment is over, the sooner patients can enjoy straight teeth and more perfect smiles. Naturally, patients are eager to see fast results. One of the biggest concerns of individuals looking for an orthodontic treatment to straighten their teeth is how long the treatment will take.  When it comes to invisible aligner treatment, the length of treatment can vary widely depending on the severity of the patient's orthodontic issues. On average, this type of orthodontic treatment will take 12 months. Read More