Clear aligner therapy is a series of dental appliances formed to the shape of someone’s teeth, and they slowly improve appearance and function. They are popular because they can do many things traditional orthodontics can do more discreetly or conveniently. Clear aligners have a lot that you cannot find in conventional braces: for instance, there …

A root canal is a procedure specifically designed to save you from losing a tooth. Our teeth are comprised of certain parts, one of them being the pulp. A tooth’s pulp is where the nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue are housed. When this area becomes inflamed or infected, then a root canal procedure must …

What happens during dental implant consultation? During your consultation, the dentist will physically examine the gap in your mouth where you’re planning to get a dental implant placed, and also capture the necessary dental imaging including X-rays, CT scans, and/or panoramic films. These assessments check the quality and quantity of jawbone, and may influence whether …

In dentistry, a crown refers to the surface area of the portion of the tooth above the gum line that is covered by enamel. In the event that this layer gets damaged due to decay, chips, fractures, or deep stains, your dentist may recommend that you get an artificial dental crown to fix the problem.  …

With a comfortable, less conspicuous, and more convenient alternative for straightening crooked teeth and correcting other orthodontic issues without wearing metal braces, more and more adults are willing to proceed with their treatment; thanks to Invisalign.  Invisalign treatment is a less restrictive and virtually unnoticeable alternative to braces. It uses a series of custom-made, clear …

While many dental procedures can be dreadful, teeth cleanings are easily tolerated by most people because they’re not only simple and painless, but also an important part of maintaining your long-term oral health. Ideally, dental cleanings should be performed every 6-12 months to prevent the buildup of plaque and tartar that can cause oral problems …

Dental implants have been in use now for several decades since they were invented in 1952. In fact, many dental professionals consider them as the standard of care for tooth replacement. Though their placement involves a surgical procedure, the treatment has become largely affordable so that patients can enjoy the many benefits of dental implants, …

Dental crowns or caps are a common dental prosthesis used to restore decayed, damaged, or missing teeth. When repairing a tooth with dental crowns, the dentist has to first file down the decayed or damaged tooth structure so it can accommodate the dental crown without it being over size as this could affect your bite. …

Invisalign treatment provides a new approach to straighten your teeth without the use of metal braces found in conventional orthodontics. Instead, Invisalign uses a series of clear plastic aligners that are worn for the course of your individual treatment to gradually move your teeth into the right position. The aligners are custom-made for your specific …

No matter how diligent your at-home oral care routine is, harmful bacteria can still hide in your mouth in places that are hard to reach with regular brushing and flossing. After some time, the accumulated plaque and tartar can pose serious risks to your oral health and even affect your overall health if the bacteria …