Invisible Aligners: The Revolutionary Way to Straighten Teeth
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28 April 2023
Invisible aligners are a modern orthodontic practice for straightening teeth by implementing several clear plastic aligners. It is an alternative to traditional metal braces, which use brackets and wires to gradually shift teeth into place. The aligners are tailor-made to each patient, gradually moving teeth into the desired position. They are a popular choice for patients of all ages who want to straighten their teeth without the noticeable appearance of traditional braces.
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Been Avoiding the Dentist for Years? Four Tips to Make Your First Appointment a Success
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24 February 2023
Dental fear is very common, with the University of Adelaide explaining that one in six adults suffer from high dental fear. This can make appointments difficult, and many people stop attending altogether. If you are returning to the dentist after a long absence, these tips can help make your appointment a success.
Choose the Right Dentist for Your Needs
The first thing you should do is to make sure you've chosen the right dentist for your return.
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3 Reasons Periodontal Maintenance is So Important
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22 December 2022
Routine dental cleaning is important for everyone, but those who have been diagnosed with periodontal disease may also need regular periodontal maintenance. This is a special type of cleaning that needs to be conducted in addition to regular cleaning. It's a type of dental appointment that many patients are tempted to ignore, but this can lead to serious consequences.
Here are just three reasons why periodontal maintenance is so important.
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3 Reasons Why Your Teeth Feel Filmy
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25 October 2022
Do your teeth feel like they have a dirty, fuzzy, or filmy coating when you run your tongue over them? Even if you brush your teeth every morning and night, that doesn't mean they'll keep that clean feeling all day.
A filmy feeling in your mouth is typically caused by plaque: a sticky layer of bacteria that constantly forms on your teeth as you eat, drink, and go about your day.
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