Many people don’t think about their oral health until something hurts. However, regular dental care is crucial for keeping your enamel strong. If you would like to know more, check out these three tips for healthy teeth and gums.
1. Visit Your Dentist Regularly
Most people should see the dentist at least twice a year for regular cleaning, exams, and occasional X-rays. During regular treatments, the dentist may:
Remove tartar without damaging enamel Monitor gum health, including measuring gum pockets Looks for signs of decay and/or weakening enamel Flosses and polishes teeth If you have poor gum health and/or lots of debris in the gum pockets, you may need deep cleaning or scaling and root planing.…
Most people without a complete set of teeth experience self-esteem issues. Gaps can make you feel insecure and may trigger oral issues if left untreated. Most patients with tooth gaps often search for the perfect replacement option that will serve them for decades. If you’ve read or heard about dental implants, you probably wonder if they are a safe and long-term answer to your problems.
Read on to understand why dentists recommend implants.…
Is a stained or discolored Invisalign tray a problem? Your self-confidence might be affected by this obvious new feature of your smile (since yellow and brown discoloration can be quite prominent). Depending on what stained your trays, your treatment may be affected, even though this is not likely. So what do you need to know about stained and discolored Invisalign trays?
Beverages and Staining
Your orthodontist will recommend that you should only be drinking water while wearing your trays—and they’re not being too cautious.…
