If you're looking for a way to straighten your teeth that's both discreet and affordable, look no further than Invisalign. Invisalign utilizes a set of clear aligners to gently shift your teeth into a more optimal position. It can give you the same results as traditional braces without all the metal and fixative. If you've decided to use clear aligners to straighten your teeth, here are four things you can do to make them more convenient:  [Read More]

Dental implant usage has mushroomed over the past few years. Much of this growth is likely attributed to improvements in the materials used for the implant crown and components, as well as the availability of more streamlined, comfortable implant procedures. But, like any surgical procedure, dental implantation may not be the best choice for every patient. If you are currently wearing dentures that you have been satisfied with in the past, reviewing this information can help you decide whether you should consider moving ahead with dental implants, instead of continuing on with the dentures you already wear. [Read More]

Dental health is important for everyone, but it is especially important for people with chronic diseases. Many diseases can make you more susceptible to dental problems, making it essential to visit a dentist regularly and take good care of your teeth and gums. Diabetes is one of those diseases. People with diabetes do not make any insulin, do not make enough insulin, or their insulin is not used by their body effectively, causing their blood sugar levels to rise. [Read More]

It's important for everyone to care for their teeth, since everyone is at risk of cavities and other dental issues. However, there are some who are more at risk of dental problems either due to genetics, illnesses, lifestyle choices, or eating disorders. One eating disorder that can cause a lot of problems for your teeth is bulimia. If you are bulimic, then you want to become more aware of how the condition is not only affecting your health in many ways, but also how you can be destroying your teeth, and putting yourself at risk of developing a lot of dental problems. [Read More]