Dental Care and Special Needs: Planning for Success

Posted on: 9 March 2022

Orthodontic treatment can benefit teens and adults with uneven or improperly aligned teeth. Orthodontists use dental appliances to move teeth through the application of gradual and consistent pressure. Orthodontic treatment can improve the health and aesthetics of your teeth. Invisalign treatment offers an alternative to metal braces, allowing people to straighten their teeth using removable clear retainers. These are some advantages of Invisalign treatment. 1. You Can Get a Glimpse of Your Desired Results Right Away
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Posted on: 28 January 2022

Many people have missing teeth, but that doesn't mean you have to accept your lackluster smile. There are many options for replacing missing teeth, but dental implants are the most durable and effective option. Before you schedule your consultation, however, consider these three questions to determine if you are a good candidate for dental implants. 1. Are You Missing Teeth? Naturally, to get dental implants, you need to have missing teeth.
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Posted on: 14 December 2021

While many people know that not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, getting plenty of exercise, and consuming a healthy diet may help lower the risk for heart attack and stroke, they may not know that general dental care may also reduce the risk. Here are some general dentistry interventions that may help lower your risk for a cardiovascular event and stroke. Professional Scaling Treatments Getting your teeth professionally cleaned a couple of times a year may reduce your risk of suffering a stroke or heart attack.
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Posted on: 3 November 2021

Dental implants are increasing in popularity as more and more people realize the benefits. However, dental implants involve minor surgery and it's important to make decisions about things like that very carefully. To help you better understand the benefits of dental implants, review the below information before you make your decision. They Fool Your Bones  When a tooth falls out, the jawbones under the gums know about it. As the space remains empty, the bones become weak underneath.
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