What To Expect With The Process Of Getting And Wearing Clear Aligner Braces
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3 September 2018
If you have teeth that are out of alignment and you want to use the Invisalign trays to correct your smile, you may be wondering what to expect. The first step is to find a dentist who provides the Invisalign service and make sure you are a match for the aligner type of braces. Here is a quick overview of what you can expect if you decide to get the clear aligner trays to treat your dental problem.
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Does Your Child Have Extra Wisdom Teeth?
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4 August 2018
Most people have four wisdom teeth (known as the third molars) or fewer. If you are taking your child in to the dentist to have his or her wisdom teeth extracted, you may be surprised to find they have more than four that need to be taken out. Extra teeth—not just wisdom teeth—are known as supernumerary teeth. Your dentist can usually see these teeth on your child's digital x-rays or as they erupt from the gums.
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Stop Walking Around With Those Crooked Teeth And Get Yourself Some Dental Implants Today
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10 July 2018
Tooth decay is a part of life, even if you are generally good about brushing your teeth. Over time, your teeth simply won't look as good as they did when you were much younger. If you want to restore the youthful look of your natural teeth, there is really only one good option and that's getting on the dental implant train. Here are three reasons why you might want to reach out to a dentist that offers dental implant services ASAP.
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Types of Cracks You Can Get on Your Teeth
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14 June 2018
When you hear people talk about cracked teeth, you might picture a huge crack running down the tooth. While this is one type of crack a tooth can get, this is not the only type. There are actually many types of cracks teeth can get, but most types require treatment. Here are some of the most common types of cracks people develop on their teeth.
Craze line cracks
A very common, but not extremely serious, type of crack you can get on a tooth is called a craze line crack.
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