Your teeth are so visible that even one small imperfection can ruin your smile. Fortunately, the cosmetic branch of dentistry is designed to hide imperfections like stains, chips, and minor misalignment.
Although cosmetic dentistry applies various different approaches, one of the most common ways of disguising tooth or gum imperfections is with veneers. Several types of tooth and gum veneer are available for dental patients that wish to improve their smile.
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Do you want to straighten your smile or adjust your bite? Braces and other orthodontic options aren't just for children and teens. If you're considering adult orthodontic treatment, take a look at the top questions patients have about these services.
Is Orthodontic Treatment Different for Adults?
More specifically, is adult orthodonture different than childhood treatment? While the types of treatments are similar, adult and child orthodontics do have some differences. These include:
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When it comes to dental care, brushing your teeth should be at the top of your priorities. It's the first step towards ensuring you and your family's oral health and hygiene. Poor oral hygiene practices often lead up to more severe problems such as tooth decay and gum disease.
That is the reason why your family dentist will always recommend that you brush your teeth at least twice a day. It would be even better if you could get your kids to grow accustomed to doing the same.
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Do you see your dentist as often as you should? Some people need to have a checkup multiple times each year, but those whose teeth and gums are in great shape may only need a yearly checkup. On average, two visits per year are recommended for most people. Professional teeth cleaning is a standard part of your regular checkups, but there are some forms of orthodontic treatment that might seem to get in the way of this professional cleaning.
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Dental braces are a tried and true way to correct crooked teeth, an underbite, an overbite, improperly spaced teeth, and general dental misalignment. An orthodontist will fit the braces, periodically inspect and adjust them, and it's largely a case of waiting for the treatment to be over. But is it really that simple? Is it possible for braces to fail in what they're supposed to do? While it is possible, it's very easy (and certainly in your best interests) to avoid this potential failure.
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