Properly Using Your Teeth Whitening Gel Tray

Posted on 21 September 2015

Out of all the methods you can use to whiten your teeth, the most effective strategy is to use a tray to bleach your teeth. The tray holds the beach against your teeth so they can be bleached as effectively as possible while also preventing the bleach from coming in contact with other parts of your mouth. If you haven't had your teeth whitened professionally yet, you should ask your dentist to perform a teeth whitening treatment. [Read More]

What Are The Different Types Of Invisible Braces?

Posted on 5 September 2015

Many adults who have dealt with crooked teeth all their lives have now chosen to have them corrected with braces. However, invisible or clear braces are often preferred for those adults who do not wish to make it obvious that they have braces when they smile. There are different types of invisible braces and the severity of your dental condition determine which style will work best. These are the types of invisible braces that are commonly used for adults. [Read More]

Dental Overlays Cover Cosmetic Imperfections In Your Back Teeth

Posted on 22 August 2015

If you want perfect looking teeth, then you face a dilemma when you develop a cavity. Even if the filling is in a back molar, it could still be seen when you yawn, laugh, or open your mouth wide. While white resin fillings are far less noticeable than silver amalgam, resin has a flat quality that doesn't reflect light like normal enamel, so they can still be noticed. If you want a filling that is nearly invisible, you should consider getting a porcelain overlay from a cosmetic dentist. [Read More]

3 Lifestyle Habits That Can Ruin Your Child's Teeth

Posted on 5 August 2015

Parents are always excited when a baby's teeth begin to emerge. But with teeth comes new responsibilities with oral healthcare and hygiene. There are a lot of myths surrounding the proper care and techniques for babies and toddlers. Knowing the truth and the best ways to protect your child's emerging teeth will prevent future cavities and frequent visits to the pediatric dentist. Harmful Bottle Habits The bottle is a vital part of your child's early life. [Read More]

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Kate's Fear of TMJ

When I was little, I was scared of dying from Temporomandibular joint dysfunction, or TMD or TMJ. It's a condition where your jaw gets sore and stiff. I used to think that I would get it and not be able to eat and then I would slowly die from starvation. Now that I'm older, I know that TMJ is not life-threatening, but I still have no desire to get it! I wanted to talk about tips and tricks, and about oral health care in general since I've already done a lot of research. If you have questions, I hope you find them here! Thanks for stopping by.

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