2 Tools You Can Use At Home To Keep Your Teeth Clean

Posted on: 29 November 2015

You should have your teeth professionally cleaned on a regular basis. The recommendation is that you should have them cleaned by your dentist every 6 months. When you get done with the appointment, your teeth usually feel really nice. You probably want to make sure that you keep that feeling for the next 6 months, until you can get into the dentist again. There are tools that you can use at home, other than your toothbrush or dental floss, which can help you keep that feeling. [Read More]

Tricks For Improving Your Smile On A Budget

Posted on: 10 November 2015

What do you do if you wish to improve your smile, but can't afford it? You can either give up on your dreams or look for a viable alternative. If you opt for the latter route, look for ways of reducing the costs or getting the money to get what you want. Here are a few useful tips for improving your smile without breaking the bank: Identify the Specific Faults [Read More]

Potential Dental Treatments When You Have An Overbite And Crowding

Posted on: 7 October 2015

Bite issues such as underbites, overbites, and crowding can occur due to the improper eruption of teeth and/or the misaligned development of jawbone. Bite problems can weaken the cosmetic appearance of your smile, and you might experience physical symptoms such as difficulty chewing or holding your mouth closed comfortably. Cosmetic dentists have designed different methods for treating each type of bite problem. But what if you have two bite issues concurrently such as an overbite and crowding? [Read More]

Two Items To Include In Your Dental Emergency Kit

Posted on: 18 September 2015

When you are experiencing a dental emergency, you may feel a tremendous amount of stress and pain. However, it is important to note that there are steps you can take to be better prepared for these events when they arise. In particular, you should have a dental emergency kit prepared to ensure that you have the items you need to address emergencies when they strike. If this is a step that you have never seriously considered, there are two items that you should make sure to avoid overlooking in your kit. [Read More]