Some people are gifted with one row of perfectly straight teeth, while having some crooked teeth in the other arch. If they are interested in getting things straightened out, they might wonder if they can receive ClearCorrect treatment on only the misaligned half. While it is possible, doing so requires some important considerations on the part of you and your dentist. Read on to learn how ClearCorrect can work on only a single row of teeth.

According to recent studies, three in five Americans hate how their smiles look in photos. If you’re struggling to have confidence in your smile, veneers can help you restore your self-esteem and tackle multiple dental imperfections at once. In just two sessions, you’ll be grinning ear-to-ear in all your vacation pictures. Here’s how to get your perfect summertime smile with veneers.

When putting together your full mouth reconstruction plan, your dentist will explain each step carefully so that you understand what to expect. In particular, they will give you an overview of what recovery will look like after each treatment and what you might need to do to make sure the healing process goes smoothly. Below are some full mouth reconstruction treatments you might need and a few important facts about recovering from them.

If you’ve spent any time at all talking to people about replacing missing teeth, you’ve probably heard plenty about dental implants. They’re often touted as the greatest thing to ever happen to tooth replacement, and even to dentistry in general.

After all that talk, you may wonder how dental implants could possibly be worth the hype. If you’re curious, here are a few reasons why dental implants are so celebrated.

Dental implants are some of the strongest and most stable methods of tooth replacement—around 95% of them are successful at 20 years, and many last as long as 30. However, getting dental implants can also be a little bit demanding. While it’s possible for most people to get them, some preparation may be necessary before the procedure itself.

Here are a few treatments you may need before getting dental implants.

Often, braces are associated with a certain period in people’s lives—the teenage years. However, there are a lot of people who wind up being unhappy with the alignment of their teeth well into adulthood.

While there are adults who get braces, many people are uncomfortable with how they’ll make them look. Thankfully, there are two treatments that can help busy people who don’t want to compromise their looks to straighten their teeth: veneers and Invisalign.

If you’re trying to decide between these two options, here’s a guide that may be able to help you.

If you’re unhappy with the way your teeth look, you’re not alone, but you don’t have to live with a less-than-perfect smile. Dental bonding is an affordable, convenient solution to address minor imperfections, like chips, stains, and cracks. No matter the reason, you can enjoy drastic improvement using a long-lasting solution. Although dental bonding isn’t permanent, it can last for years with the right aftercare. Here’s how to get the most from your investment.

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Dental crowns are small caps that are shaped like teeth. They cover the entire visible part of a tooth and can be used to repair damage or areas of decay, cover up discoloration, or reshape teeth. After you have a dental crown placed, your dentist will give you instructions on what to do to ensure that your recovery goes smoothly. Even so, continue reading to learn about four things that you should do after getting a dental crown placed.

The days are getting shorter, the leaves are changing color, and the temperature is dropping – do you know what that means? The holiday season is right around the corner! During this special time of the year, many people are trying to save in any way they can in preparation for all the celebrations that are to come. However, very few people are aware of how much money they can save if they maximize their dental insurance benefits. In this blog post, we’ll explain three ways you can make the most out of your coverage while you still can.

Aging may be dreaded by many people, but it actually comes with lots of perks! For example, you can enjoy retirement and get sizeable discounts at your favorite restaurants. If you’re going to lose your employer-provided dental insurance coverage when you retire, you’ll likely move to an alternative option like Medicare. Since it doesn’t always cover dental services, you may be wondering if there’s anything else you can do. Luckily, there is! Continue reading to learn how a dental membership plan can help you save tons of money.