3 Advantages Of Invisalign
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3 May 2016
If you are planning to have your misaligned teeth straightened, your orthodontist may provide you with multiple options, such as traditional metal braces, lingual braces, self-ligating braces or Invisalign. Invisalign offers multiple benefits to people who choose this particular orthodontic option. Here are a few of those advantages:
Invisalign is removable.
Before having an orthodontic appliance applied to their teeth, many people may give little thought to whether or not the orthodontic device is removable.
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Answering Questions About Common Cosmetic Dental Issues
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14 April 2016
Ensuring that you have the best smile possible can be an important factor in maintaining your appearance. However, it is an unfortunate fact that your teeth can suffer damage, which can seriously compromise the appearance of your smile. Luckily, there are an assortment of cosmetic dental procedures that can be used to help restore your smile. If you are relatively inexperienced with cosmetic dentistry, you may benefit from learning the following answers to questions about common dental issues.
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3 Ways To Wear Dentures With Confidence
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28 March 2016
Dentures are something that you may need if you have lost a number of teeth to decay or gum disease. Whatever the case, dentures are a great way to replace your teeth and have a beautiful smile once again. However, getting used to the dentures can be challenging and it may be difficult to feel confident while wearing dentures. Here are three ways to wear your new dentures with confidence:
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2 Tips To Prevent Bone Atrophy While Wearing Dentures
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1 March 2016
Bone atrophy occurs when your jaw bone begins to shrink in size. Your jaw bone can easily begin to erode because of any added stress. Your jaw bone will also quickly shrink if it is constantly experiencing any extreme force. This process is common in denture wearers because the dentures add an added layer of stress to the bone in the mouth. Therefore, if it is not caught and prevented early on, this can lead to a number of dental problems down the line.
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