Kemper Meadow Family Dentistry Blog

With your first Invisalign consultation on the horizon, you may feel a little overwhelmed about how to start preparing for your treatment. That’s perfectly normal! Like any orthodontic treatment, Invisalign does require a few changes to your routine and lifestyle for effective results. Here are 3 ways you can prepare for your clear aligners to make the process simple and stress-free!

Dental implants are an incredibly effective way to replace missing, diseased, or damaged teeth. They look and work just like your natural teeth but are stronger and resistant to decay and disease. However, just because they aren’t your natural teeth doesn’t mean you shouldn’t care for them as if they were your own. In order to maintain your new smile, here are the do’s and don’ts of dental implant aftercare.

In pop culture, orthodontics—and braces specifically—are typically associated with adolescence. However, the truth is that there are all kinds of people who can benefit from straighter teeth, and there are plenty of ways to get them.

Veneers, for example, are an underappreciated method of fixing a crooked, gapped, or otherwise misaligned smile. If you want to learn more about how that works, and whether it’ll work for you, here’s what you should know.

Dental implants are considered one of the most successful options for replacing missing teeth. They provide a permanent solution that can restore your smile to its natural appearance and function. Dental implants are an ideal alternative to traditional crowns and dentures, as they can improve your quality of life and help you feel more confident in social situations. They are also incredibly successful, but why is that? Keep reading to learn threes reasons why this procedure has such a high success rate.

If you’ve recently received dental implants, you’re probably feeling pretty thrilled to have upgraded to what’s considered the gold standard of tooth replacement! These nifty little posts are capable of fully restoring lost teeth in terms of look, feel, and functionality, and better yet, they can potentially last for several decades under optimal circumstances. However, it’s not always easy to foster a healthy environment for your new implants to thrive. Here are some lifestyle changes you might consider making so that you can set your new smile up for lasting beauty and health.