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Invisalign makes straightening your teeth more comfortable and convenient than traditional braces; however, with great flexibility comes great responsibility. In order to ensure the success of your treatment, you absolutely must wear your aligners for roughly 20 to 22 hours each day. Here are the top orthodontist-approved tips for helping you keep up with this so that your results are delivered right on schedule.

While traditional braces usually take 2-3 years, Invisalign can deliver the same gorgeous results in just 12-18 months. The key to staying on-track with your treatment plan and avoiding significant delays is following the guidelines provided, starting with the recommended wear time. If you need a little refresh, read on for six important Invisalign do’s and don’ts.  

If you’re missing one or more teeth, you’re not alone. Tooth loss is more common than many people think, and yet, some patients feel hesitant or even embarrassed about seeking treatment! The bottom line is, replacing missing teeth, especially with a solution like dental implants, is one of the best things you can do for your smile, your health, and your confidence. Here’s a closer look at why getting dental implants is nothing to feel embarrassed about and how they can also make a big difference in your overall quality of life.

Are your teeth slightly rotated out of position? Are there a few noticeable gaps that have taken a toll on your self-esteem? If so, you may be considering your treatment options. After all, you deserve to have a smile that you genuinely love! Both veneers and Invisalign have proven to be effective at creating beautiful, balanced smiles, but how do you choose which one is right for you? Below, you will find some helpful information to help you decide.

Did you know that the demand for cosmetic dentistry has doubled over the last few years? These days, more and more patients are turning toward treatments like porcelain veneers in order to address flaws in their teeth and achieve all of their smile goals. But if you’re thinking about getting veneers, one thing you might be wondering is how they feel once they’ve been placed on your teeth – after all, they are considered a permanent solution. Here’s what you need to know.

Dental implants are a modern solution for replacing missing teeth, offering a durable and natural-looking alternative to traditional options – but it’s their longevity that truly makes them so sought-after! That said, if you’re thinking about dental implants, you might be wondering if there are any particular lifestyle changes you’ll need to make beforehand, to ensure that you’re setting up your implants for long-term success. Here’s a closer look at what you should keep in mind in order to enjoy your new smile for life!

World Smile Day, celebrated on the first Friday of every October, isn’t just a special day, but also a reminder of how something as simple as a smile can make the world around us a much better place. Here’s a brief look at the history of World Smile Day, along with more about the importance of dental health and some ways you keep your community smiling on this special day!

Invisalign is extremely popular among teenagers and young adults since the aligners are discreet, comfortable, and incredibly convenient. But are those the only two age groups that are candidates? Are you too old for clear aligner treatment if you’re in your 30s, 40s, 50s, or 60s? To find out the answer, keep reading!

In the last few decades alone, dentures have improved significantly in look and function. In other words, if you haven’t seen this tooth-replacement solution since your great-grandparents had them, you haven’t seen them! They are also more comfortable than ever before since they are custom-made for each patient and crafted from only the best dental materials. But does that mean that you can wear your dentures 24/7? Here’s the answer.

Did you know that roughly 80% of adults in the U.S. wish their teeth were whiter? When it comes to teeth whitening, the conversation often centers around stubborn, yellow stains, but what if your teeth have more of a gray hue? In that case, keep reading to learn a few common causes of gray teeth (as well as some solutions!).