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What is Invisalign?

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Invisalign

Many people choose Invisalign as an alternative to traditional braces to get straighter teeth. If you or your kids need orthodontic care, you can find out here what Invisalign is, how it works, what problems it can fix, and everything else you need to know about these state-of-the-art plastic aligners.


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How Botox Can Help with TMJ Disorders

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Botox TMJ Treatment

You may have heard of Botox therapy for cosmetic purposes such as reducing facial wrinkles but, if you suffer from a TMJ problem you may not realize that Botox can also provide an effective treatment for the resulting jaw pain and headaches.


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Benefits of Sedation Dentistry

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Sedation Dentistry

It is quite common to feel a little anxious about seeing a dentist and this problem can affect anyone, even people who regularly have checkups and hygiene appointments and who enjoy reasonable dental health. However, the thought of visiting a dentist can be even worse for anyone who actively avoids dental care because of severe dental anxieties. It can be very difficult to overcome these feelings, even when you know you need treatment. For some people, these anxieties may have their roots in real-life experiences and where a previous bad experience in the dental chair has created memories that are hard to overcome.


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How Implant Supported Dentures Can Give You Back Your Smile

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Implant Retained DenturesDo you long for the days when your smile was highlighted by straight, white and lovely teeth? If you want your old smile back, implant supported dentures might be the solution. This smile aide is an overdenture connected to and supported by implants. In contrast, a conventional denture remains on the gums without the support of implants.


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Benefits of Cosmetic Dentistry

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Benefits Cosmetic Dentistry

By enhancing your appearance with a scintillating smile, cosmetic dentistry can also lift your mood and boost your self-confidence.


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How Cosmetic Dentistry Can Change Your Smile!

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Cosmetic Dentist

Dentistry has evolved from simply fixing or replacing damaged teeth to embrace a variety of cosmetic procedures, and many people take advantage of cosmetic dentistry to change their smile to achieve the look they’ve always dreamt of.


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Advantages of Dental Veneers

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Advantages of Dental Veneers

Dental veneers can give you a fast, affordable and long-lasting smile makeover. As long as your teeth are basically healthy, these wafer-thin tooth-colored shells can fix several cosmetic issues, including stained or chipped teeth.


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Professional Teeth Whitening Vs. OTC Teeth Whitening

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Cosmetic DentistCertain foods and drinks can stain our teeth over time and spoil our smile. Our teeth can also become tarnished as part of the aging process. Teeth whitening products are available online and from outlets such as drugstores and other shops, but you can also get your teeth whitened by a dentist.


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Benefits of Pediatric Dentistry

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Kids DentistGoing to the dentist from an early age can help to lay the foundation for a lifetime of good oral health for your child. Prevention of problems plays a key role in modern dentistry and is particularly important in the dental development of growing youngsters.


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What is TMJ Disorder?

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TMJ Botox TreatmentTMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint, which connects your mandible (lower jawbone) to the temporal bone of the skull in front of the ear. One of the joints of the body that gets the most use, the TMJ enables your upper jaw to close on the lower jaw. Some facial muscles that help you to chew are also connected to the mandible.


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