I would love to have my teeth whitened by a dentist one day, but I have a little dental anxiety and haven't worked up the courage just yet. Until then, I have been trying different at-home products to see what works the best for me. Most home-whitening products have the same peroxide gel formula, but they use different application techniques. What have I learned? I think the right whitening product depends on your lifestyle. If you want to whiten on-the-go, a whitening pen can be used easily in your car. If you like to whiten at home, then strips or trays can likely get your teeth whiter than the pens. I created this blog to help spread the word that there are many types of products that can whiten your teeth, and many work well! You don't have to be embarrassed by your stained smile!
Posted on: 2 December 2020
Dental implants are a long lasting method for teeth replacements. This makes them very inviting for people who have one or more missing teeth. However, it's understandable if you have some questions about dental implants before you consider getting them. If you've been curious about whether or not other people will be able to tell if you have dental implants, then read this guide to find out.
The Implant Itself
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Posted on: 21 October 2020
If you suffer from poor oral health, there are a number of ways that your dentist can improve the look and functionality of your teeth and gums. In dentistry, there are cosmetic, preventive, and restorative applications available. The cosmetic applications help your teeth appear more attractive. However, they do not improve your oral health. The preventive services help protect your teeth from decay and other damage. Restorative services help repair the damage that your teeth have already incurred, often replacing lost tooth material.
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Posted on: 3 January 2020
Professional dental cleaning is a vital part of maintaining your oral health and in turn, your overall health. There are many reasons that it's important to schedule these cleanings with your dentist on a regular basis, including the following:
Keep Your Smile Healthy
Coffee, tea, smoking, red wine, and soda can all stain the enamel of your teeth. You may find that over time your teeth simply aren't as white as you'd like or that they take on a yellow or orange tone.
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Posted on: 4 December 2019
Dental implants are screws that are placed in your jawbone and fuse with your natural bone. The screw gives a base for an artificial tooth to replace one that was lost due to an accident, disease, or damage with a crown.
Implants are the strongest way to replace a missing tooth, and they function almost identically to a natural tooth. Dental implants are meant to be low maintenance and permanent. Crowns can last for up to 25 years, and the implant screw can last a lifetime if you take care of it properly.
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