Eyes, Ears And Teeth: All Should Be Inspected Before Preschool

Posted on 3 March 2015

If your growing toddler is ready to start preschool, it's important to make sure their smile, hearing and vision are ready as well. All of these things can affect how they are able to learn and progress, so you should see the necessary medical professionals before they start school. There are a lot of things that can affect speech, recognition, and your child's ability to learn and socialize, so you want to make sure everything is fine, and some schools will require screenings. [Read More]

Common Questions And Answers For Those Considering A Dental Implant

Posted on 19 February 2015

Dental damage can result in substantial cosmetic problems, and it can lead to intense pain. Sadly, some patients assume that losing a tooth means that their smile will be permanently ruined, but getting a dental implant can correct these issues. However, many patients have not seriously considered this treatment options, and as a result, they will likely need a couple of questions answered before they are able to make an informed decision for their needs. [Read More]

After-Care For Root Canals

Posted on 6 February 2015

If you've had root canal treatment, you're probably relieved that the problem and pain has now been remedied. Most patients in need of a root canal are suffering from an abscess tooth or other serious dental infection. After the root canal has been performed, there are some things you should be aware of to help ensure your healing goes smoothly. What to Expect Afterwards Since a root canal is a rather intensive form of dental surgery, you can expect to feel some tenderness at the site where the root canal was performed. [Read More]

3 Factors That May Affect The Length Of Your Invisalign Treatment

Posted on 27 January 2015

Invisalign is quickly becoming a popular orthodontic option for straightening teeth. Specifically, many Invisalign patients enjoy the fact that the trays can be easily removed and aren't easily noticeable when worn. Furthermore, with the average treatment time lasting around 12 months, Invisalign is generally a faster means of achieving straighter teeth than traditional braces. Still, there are a few major factors that can either shorten or lengthen a person's required Invisalign treatment time. [Read More]

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Invisialign to Take the Trauma Out of Dental Aligning

Having a child that needs orthodontic treatment to correct the alignment of his or her teeth can be hard on both of you. Unfortunately, kids at school may use the wire braces as ammunition for picking and bullying. Fortunately, there is other options for correcting your child's dental alignments. My oldest child is 13 and has been using the Invisalign for kids and it has worked wonders. After six months of treatment, we have reached the halfway point to reaching the goals set by the orthodontist. I hope to have put together enough information to assist you and your child in deciding to go with Invisalign and help you with the care and use of the product.

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