Getting Invisalign instead of traditional braces isn’t all about vanity. Although conventional braces work well, Invisalign is the next level of teeth correction that people should know about. Here are reasons, aside from aesthetics, to get Invisalign.Better Bone Architecture and Gum PositioningThe goal of orthodontics is to treat misaligned teeth to make them look perfect. But …
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One of the most fundamental parts of Invisalign aligners to remember is that you must clean them. Although the aligners are supposed to be discarded every couple of weeks, they still need to be cleaned.Otherwise, you risk having a stinky or filthy set of aligners to wear every day. Continue reading to learn about the best ways to keep your aligners clean.The Difference Between …
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In the middle of a pandemic, the last thing you’d think of as contagious is cavities. However, cavities can spread fast through saliva. The cavity-causing bacteria can be transferred to another person during an exchange of saliva.Although bad oral hygiene still causes the development of cavities, it can also develop from disease-causing bacteria. The acids released from these b …
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Dental emergencies like a broken or chipped tooth can be extremely painful for children. When left untreated, this can have lasting effects on their physical and emotional well-being. For instance, besides causing severe pain, the soft tissues can get exposed to bacteria. It can also become a choking hazard if the tooth gets loose or knocked out. This is why parents and guardia …
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Unfortunately, your teeth aren’t going to be around forever. Eventually, you will start to degrade one by one. However, this doesn’t mean that your smile has to go as well. We here at Dental House believe that everyone deserves to have a good smile, regardless of the circumstances. This is why dental veneers are so vital to modern dentistry. They can help people who have damage …
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Absorption is a word that we are all familiar with, but did you know that there’s a thing called resorption in dentistry? And when we say dentistry, yes, it involves the teeth.Teeth resorption is a process in which a part of the body absorbs another, which isn’t something the teeth should be doing. This refers to a tooth or partial tooth loss due to irritation or injury. Not on …
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