If you want to look your best and achieve robust oral health, there is no doubt that strong, straight teeth are what you’re after. Usually, this means your upper and lower jaws need to meet perfectly. Not only will this have a more aesthetically appealing look, but it will also help you eat and swallow more efficiently and avoid any potential health risks to your teeth and mouth.  When your upper and lower row of

Wisdom teeth have long been a topic of discussion. Interestingly, not everyone develops wisdom teeth, but for those who do, they can cause pain in some instances. Some do have wisdom teeth but have less than four. A common question asked by many: Does everyone have to get their wisdom teeth removed? The answer is no, but varies from person to person and will depend on a variety of factors.  Why Do Dentists Remove Wisdom

Having wisdom teeth is a known rite of passage people go through. Unlike other coming-of-age events, however, wisdom teeth don’t exactly inspire excitement because they are associated with excruciating pain.  But does everyone have wisdom teeth? Some people don’t. Others are fortunate that they don’t experience impacted wisdom teeth and the pain and stress that often comes with it.  So why don’t some people have wisdom teeth while others do? We’ll give you the answers

The existing stigma around traditional braces remains a concern for teens and adults. In certain cases, lingual braces (inner braces) can prove an effective alternative to traditional braces and correct common dental problems such as crossbites. In this guide, we will answer the following questions: What are lingual braces? What are the types of lingual braces? Can lingual braces fix a crossbite? How long to fix a crossbite with braces, specifically lingual braces Are lingual

When your upper front teeth are relatively forward of your bottom teeth, and the peaks and valleys of both your upper and lower teeth meet comfortably, you have an ideal bite. Unfortunately, having an ideal bite is not the case for most; instead, many people suffer from teeth alignment problems, clinically referred to as malocclusions. While a misaligned bite is typical, some cases can have more than cosmetic or aesthetic outcomes. If left untreated, common