Dental Tips

There are many therapies and devices available to help move the teeth to the desired position. They are recommended by the dentist near you , depending on the condition of teeth and need for alignment, as well as on the dentist’s examination. In general, these devices may be fixed or mobile, called in such a way because fixed remain in the mouth for the whole time of the therapy, while the mobile ones can be removed and returned in the mouth. Read here what are the general similarities and differences between these two basic types of dental devices!  Traditional and classic braces  When talking about fixed braces, then we talk about the most common and most effective way to fix things in orthodontics. Their effectiveness has been proved by many dental clinics. Fixed braces are small locks, stuck to the front or back of the teeth, and connected with a wire. Later in therapy, the dentist will insert thicker wires to create tensions and pull the teeth in the desired direction. In...

The thought of a white, strong and healthy smile is a gift often appreciated, but the thought of sitting in a dentist's chair for hours is quite uncomfortable for most people. After a dental filling procedure, a patient's emotion is often one of relief and satisfaction, and the patient goes on about their day believing the scariest part of the storm has passed. No, it doesn't often end there! Dental fillings are procedures that often need maintenance from time to time, and for younger patients, there are several foreseeable visits to the dentist. What is a Dental Filling? Dental fillings are materials used to patch up damaged teeth caused by bacteria. Although the body has ways of fighting bacteria, the dental environment is often quite a sufficient breeding ground for certain bacteria due to its warmth and moistness. Biofilms that tend to form on the teeth are a hindrance to the bacteria-fighting mechanism of the body. It is advisable to brush the teeth twice a day and und...