Den's Dental Blog

Dentistry: Instructions after multiple teeth removal with immediate dentures

15 September 2015

Teeth removal is not a minute issue. It may be caused by a variety of factors such as cavities, infections and disease. You need to know what to expect even after the surgery, especially if you'll be having immediate dentures inserted. After the surgery, it's normal to feel some pain and discomfort. Here are some instructions to consider to make the transition easier for you. Bleeding Some bleeding after the operation shouldn't be a cause of alarm.

Important Reminders About Using Adhesives With Your Dentures

14 August 2015

Dentures can be a good choice to have fitted and to use when you have several missing teeth that cannot be replaced with tooth implants. They help to support the jaw, keep exposed gums protected and allow you to eat and speak without being self-conscious. Many people use denture adhesives, including strips and paste, with their dentures. Note a few important reminders about these products, and remember to always speak to your dentist about any concerns you have when it comes to your oral health or your dentures in particular.

Comparing Traditional Braces Versus Invisalign Retainers – Which One Is Best For You?

21 July 2015

If you have teeth alignment issues such as incorrect bite, crowded teeth, spaced teeth and so forth, you will need orthodontic treatment to correct the problem. Often, correcting teeth alignment does more than just improve your smile. It also helps with eating, pronunciation and facial reconstruction as well. In general, there are two major orthodontic appliances commonly in use today. These are braces and Invisalign aligners. In this article, find out how the two compare against different parameters:

Understanding Today's Choices for Braces

19 June 2015

Both teens and adults may wear braces to fix the alignment of their teeth, but today there are many more choices for braces than ever before. Of course your orthodontist can advise you on the style that is best for your teeth in particular, but understanding a bit about those choices can help you to know what to expect, and how to talk to him or her about your preferences.

Feminising Your Smile: 3 Point to Consider if You Want a Classically Feminine Smile

20 May 2015

According to many cosmetic dentists, classically feminine teeth are smaller and more rounded while classically male teeth tend to be larger and more square shaped. If you are pining for a smile that looks more classically feminine, there are simple procedures that can help you. Depending on your objectives and your budget, you can recontour all of your teeth, you can focus on two of your smile's most prominent teeth or you can add veneers.

Tips to Making Trips to the Dentist Easier For Your Kids

18 December 2014

Trips to the dentist are pertinent if you anticipate your kids growing healthy teeth. However, this can turn out to be a stressful time considering that most children will associate fear and pain with these medical professionals. Since oral hygiene is paramount, getting over this fear should be a priority. This will avoid having every single dental visit being a stressful occasion not only for your child, but also to you as their guardian.

Do You Need Fluoride Treatments?

17 December 2014

When children visit the dentist for their regular checkups, they usually have a fluoride treatment. In fact, most dentists will recommend that children receive regular fluoride treatments. Most of the time, these treatments stop once a child has reached their teen years. But, there are occasions when adults can benefit from having these treatments, in addition to using toothpastes and mouthwashes that contain fluoride. In fact, there are some dental conditions that could cause people to end up with a lot of tooth decay, but this decay can be prevented through additional fluoride treatments.

Why Do Some People Need to Have their Wisdom Teeth Removed?

17 December 2014

Children start getting their permanent teeth by the time they are around six years old or older. As they reach adulthood, they will have 28 teeth, until their wisdom teeth come in. The wisdom teeth are also known as the third molars, and they are the last of the adult teeth to come in. Most people discover that they have their wisdom teeth by the time they are in their late teens or early in their twenties.