If you have misaligned teeth, an overbite, crowding, or other orthodontic issues, you may be a good candidate for orthodontic treatment. Wearing braces for a certain amount of time may help correct the orthodontic issue, resulting in a beautiful smile. However, you may have heard several untruths about orthodontic treatment that are making you reluctant to try it. Here are a few myths about orthodontic treatment that you shouldn’t believe.…
Read More »Factors such as severe tooth decay, sunken jaws, overbites, and crossbites can affect your oral health and mouth functioning, creating an urgent need to visit a dentist. They’ll assess your teeth and general dental structure and may recommend a full mouth reconstruction — which is a general change of your dental structure to improve oral health and functionality. It involves fixing and changing your teeth and jaws through medical procedures such as periodontal therapy, grafting gum and tissues, and placement of implant-supported dentures.…
Read More »Dental implants can be installed singularly or in groups. Full arch implants promote a faster healing time. They have been noted as more comfortable than individual implants, plus will support the natural curvature of the jawline. Implants Pure titanium or titanium alloy is used to construct each implant. An alloy contains titanium and traces of another metal. The implant itself will be hidden. It will go deep into the gum line, below the jawbone.…
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