Before veneers became a common cosmetic dental treatment, they were first exclusive to Hollywood stars. However, getting a red-carpet-ready smile shouldn’t be restricted to those on the big screen! As dentistry continued to evolve, it made this service more affordable and accessible to everyday people. Keep reading to learn how veneers have come a long way since the 1920s to become the treatment they are today.

Modern dentures are a great way to restore not only your smile but your confidence. They give you back teeth you were missing, but it’s important to keep them in great shape. Whether you’re new to the world of this prosthetic or want a refresher, continue reading this handy guide on how you can care for them to keep them in great shape and avoid any issues.

Adjusting to life with dentures can take time, especially when it comes to eating. Whether you have full or partial dentures, the sensation of chewing, the way food feels in your mouth, and even the way flavors are experienced may be different at first. But with patience and a few practical tips, eating with dentures becomes much easier, and eventually, second nature. Here are 6 helpful tips to make your transition smoother.

Cavities are one of the most common oral health problems. They can afflict any tooth or any exposed part of a tooth, including the areas of teeth that are adjacent to one another. Since it can be difficult to fully see these areas (called the interproximal spaces), you might be curious to know how you can tell if you have a cavity between your teeth. This blog post shares important information, and it provides tips to help you protect your oral health.

When you lose a tooth, you will have a gap in your smile, which might be noticeable to onlookers (depending on its location). However, some people may not think about the fact that the aesthetic consequences of tooth loss can go much further than that. It can actually change the shape of your face! This blog post discusses how that can happen and how you can maintain a more youthful appearance.

Dental implants are already the gold standard for tooth replacement, with a failure rate of less than 5 percent. But did you know that there’s a common vitamin that has the potential to boost your success rate even higher? Research from Victor Babeş University shows that Vitamin D deficiency can delay healing time, affecting overall implant success. Continue reading to learn why this simple nutrient should be a part of your dental implant treatment.

Dental implants are the best tooth replacement option out there. Thanks to their unique ability to replace the roots of the missing teeth, they offer a wide range of additional benefits, including stability, comfort, and longevity. In fact, they are the closest thing to real teeth. This begs the question: can dental implants get cavities like real teeth? Continue reading to find out.

Missing one or more teeth can take a toll on your quality of life. Just one missing tooth can make it more difficult to chew thoroughly, speak clearly, and smile without feeling self-conscious. It can even lead to further dental issues. Fortunately, dental implants are available to replace your missing teeth and improve your quality of life. They can even help you stay healthier, therefore living longer! Here are some of their benefits.

One of the many benefits of straightening your teeth with Invisalign is that the trays are completely removable. Whenever you get the craving for something crunchy like popcorn or something chewy like caramel, you can simply pop your Invisalign off and dig in!

However, the removability feature serves another purpose: efficient oral hygiene. Keep reading to learn the right way to brush and floss with Invisalign.

Did you know that grinding your teeth can damage your dental health? Unfortunately, all the added pressure from constantly clenching can unevenly and prematurely wear down your enamel. This leaves you more vulnerable to issues like tooth decay and gum disease.

Not only that, but it can also push your teeth out of alignment, which can cause TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders and other concerns. Your dentist can gently straighten your smile with Invisalign, but will your unconscious habit of biting down hinder your treatment progress? Keep reading to find out!