Crossbite, Overbite, and Underbite
The alignment of your upper teeth with your lower teeth impacts your appearance and your overall health. If your teeth are not misaligned, you may have difficulties with vital functions like chewing and speaking. Malocclusions or misaligned bites can also cause teeth to wear away or become crooked over time.  Overbites and underbites are the two most common types of malocclusions, and many people experience them to some degree. If you want to determine whether
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Invisalign and Wisdom Teeth
Your teeth can sustain damage from different causes, like tooth decay, injuries and wear and tear. The good news is that you don’t have to live with misshapen, unhealthy-looking teeth. You can seek out several treatment and restoration options to restore your beautiful smile,  such as dental crowns.  In this blog, we’ll answer essential questions like what is a crown for teeth and why you may need one.    What Is A Crown for Teeth?  Crowns
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Young couple wearing braces smiling
An overbite is primarily due to genetic causes, and it makes the front teeth appear as though they’re protruding over one’s jaw. If this dental condition is left untreated, it can cause several gum, tooth and jaw problems. The usual treatments for an overbite includes using corrective devices, but it may require surgery in some cases. What Is An Overbite? An overbite is a condition where the top front teeth protrude in front of one’s
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Orthodontist vs DIY Orthodontics
What is the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? To answer a question that is often asked, both dentists and orthodontists help patients obtain better oral health, albeit in different ways. It helps to remember that dentistry is a rather broad science with different medical specializations. All dentists, including orthodontists, treat the teeth, gums, jaw and nerves. So, what is an orthodontist and how different are they from dentists? What conditions do they treat,
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Group of happy teen friends laughing and taking a selfie in the street
Having straight teeth is about more than just an attractive smile. The alignment of your teeth has a significant impact on your overall oral and digestive health, and crooked teeth can cause an array of problems ranging from tooth decay to jaw pain. This is why it’s so important to understand the health benefits of straight teeth. If you’re considering having your teeth straightened, curious about the health benefits, or wondering how to straighten teeth
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