Are you thinking about straightening your teeth with clear aligners? They offer a discreet and convenient way to achieve a healthier, more attractive smile. Still, as a careful consumer, you may want to gather more information before you schedule a consultation with a dentist who offers them. To help you out, this blog post provides answers to five common SureSmile questions.

Advances in dentistry have been significant over the last several decades, and perhaps none have been more impressive than improvements in implant dentistry. The first-ever dental implants were hardly as successful as they are today. This tooth replacement is now made of titanium that fuses together with the jawbone, making it the premiere option for just about anyone who has experienced tooth loss. Keep reading to learn about the impressive evolution of dental implants, and what it means for you! 

Dental implants have quickly become a popular option for tooth replacement, allowing you to fill the gaps in your smile with prosthetics that form a strong, stable bond with the jawbone. Unlike other restorations, however, implants need to be placed via a simple surgical procedure. The treatment is relatively simple compared to other kinds of oral surgery, but you’ll still want to be as prepared as possible to make sure that it’s a success. Below are 4 tips that you’ll want to keep in mind when getting ready for dental implant surgery.

Growing up, you were probably taught to rinse your mouth with water after brushing your teeth to wash away all the foamy toothpaste. However, some people choose not to rinse at all because they believe it’s better for their oral health. So, what’s the right thing to do? Read along to find out what you should be doing after brushing your teeth!

From a mug of hot cocoa in January to an ice cream cone on a hot summer day, sweet treats can be enjoyed all year round. All that sugar, however, can cause serious damage to your smile if you’re not careful. Fortunately, eating chocolate, ice cream, candy, and other sugary foods doesn’t automatically mean you will get cavities. Here are some tips from a dentist in Lakeville for avoiding tooth decay when you have a sweet tooth.

If you have one or more missing teeth, you probably have lots of questions about dental implants. What will they feel like in your mouth? What effect will they have on your ability to eat and speak? What kind of sensations might you experience throughout the treatment process? Those are all excellent questions — and this brief blog post provides the answers.

Do you enjoy speaking in public? Do you like the idea of being locked in a room with 10 spiders? To most people, such scenarios are uncomfortable or even fear-inspiring. Yet, a recent survey found that more than 50% of people would rather do those things than undergo root canal therapy. Root canal therapy does not deserve its bad reputation, but it is a complex treatment that is usually preventable. One key to avoiding the need for it is utilizing your dental insurance coverage for basic services. Let’s talk about how and why you can do that.

Having a gap in your smile can be both inconvenient and uncomfortable. If you recently had a tooth extracted — or you will soon undergo an extraction — you may rightly be eager to replace the lost tooth. How soon can you get dental implants after a tooth extraction? The answer depends on your unique circumstances. This blog post discusses some possible timelines.

If you’ve decided to replace your missing teeth with dental implants, congrats! You’re on your way toward a life-changing dental treatment that will provide you with a variety of benefits. Dental implants have a success rate of 95% even after 10 years, but you may be nervous about the process because there is minor surgery involved. However, there’s no need to worry! Read on to learn 3 easy yet effective tips you can use to prepare yourself for dental implant surgery.

It is estimated that roughly 235 million people around the world suffer from asthma. If you are among them, you may be all too familiar with the struggles and inconveniences that come with your condition. Unfortunately, recent research has revealed yet another problem related to asthma: an increased risk of gum disease. Let’s talk about the reason behind the risk and what you can do to protect your oral health.