Baking soda, lemon juice, boil-and-bite trays: popular DIY whitening tricks that can wear down enamel and leave teeth sensitive. Our doctors explain what goes wrong.
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Wisdom teeth can cause trouble long before they break through the gum. These five signs, from stubborn bad breath to sudden headaches, may point to impacted wisdom teeth.
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No dentist can promise a specific number of shades. Here is what actually determines your whitening result, why it differs from patient to patient, and why crowns and veneers will not lighten with your natural teeth.
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An underbite is not only cosmetic. It can complicate chewing, swallowing, and even sleep. Orthognathic surgery, sometimes paired with orthodontics, realigns the jaws around your own anatomy and goals.
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Tooth roots do more than anchor teeth. They keep your jaw growing healthy bone. When they are gone, resorption starts, and implants are the replacement that addresses it.
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Worried about the sunken look that can come with dentures? Implants anchor into the jawbone and help preserve bone volume, which is why they hold facial shape as well as function.
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Dentures slip and bridges can crack, but an implant anchors into the jawbone much like a natural tooth root. Here is what chewing with dental implants is really like, and who qualifies.
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Wisdom teeth arrive on their own schedule, so no single age fits everyone. Regular exams, x-rays, and reporting symptoms like jaw swelling let our doctors time an extraction well.
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Whitening will not erase white spots. In fact, it can make them stand out more. Understanding what caused yours is the first step toward deciding on treatment.
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Twice a year sounds arbitrary until you know what happens in between. Gum disease, hardened tartar, and quiet tooth decay all build in the months a cleaning is designed to interrupt.
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