If you’re the caretaker of a special needs child or adult, or an elderly person, you may have questions about keeping their teeth healthy. Sometimes good dental care can be very hard to achieve if your charge is disabled, confused, or in pain. I worked as a caregiver for a long time, so I can understand the difficulty you’re facing. In this blog, I’ll discuss dental care strategies for caregivers, as well as signs that your charge needs a dentist that you might otherwise miss. A dentist that specializes in special needs patients can be a big help for you. Learn more by reading my blog.
Posted on: 29 January 2019
Having the perfect teeth isn't something that most people are born with. If you look in the mirror and frequently wish that you had a different set of teeth smiling back at you, then this article is just for you. As one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments out there, porcelain dental veneers can be used to treat a variety of cosmetic and dental issues. Are you interested in learning a little bit more?
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Posted on: 25 December 2018
Clear braces are great for correcting a lot of orthodontic issues without the need to wear traditional braces. If you have clear braces that are designed to straighten your teeth, then it's important not to skip any dental appointments with your orthodontist or dentist. These are some of the reasons why this is true.
Make Sure You Get the Best Results
Even though many people find that clear retainers work very well at correcting their teeth, some people don't get the results that they are hoping for.
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Posted on: 30 November 2018
If you're an adult who never got the braces you probably needed as a teenager, you should know it's not too late to straighten your teeth. If the idea of walking around with "metal mouth" at 30 leaves you hesitant to visit an orthodontist, no worries. Dental technology has come a long way! Adults with crooked teeth can now opt for clear dental braces. Here's what you need to know.
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Posted on: 24 October 2018
If you have a tooth in your mouth that is cracked, chipped, full of decay, or has some other type of problem, your dentist might recommend placing a veneer or a crown over the tooth to fix the problem. While these two products are somewhat interchangeable, there are usually times when it is better to use crowns for fixing problems, and there are also times when it is better to use veneers.
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