How to Fix Gaps in Teeth
Gaps or empty spaces in your smile can be a major source of insecurity or embarrassment. While considered a relatively minor aesthetic flaw, gaps between the teeth can reduce self-confidence for both children and adults, even to the point where some patients hide their teeth with their hand when smiling. […]
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Invisalign® vs. DIY Braces
There are a wide range of teeth-straightening systems available to correct your bite and give you the beautiful, gleaming smile you desire. With so many options out there, the most important factor in determining the right orthodontic treatment for you is finding a qualified orthodontist or dentist, and identifying a […]
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Why Do My Teeth Look Short?
While there are genetic reasons why your teeth may look smaller than usual, disproportionately short teeth can also be the result of aging and general wear and tear. Over time, patients may notice their teeth — which once appeared full and healthy — look shorter or more worn down than […]
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Clear Braces vs. Traditional Braces
In the past, straightening your teeth was considered a time-consuming, uncomfortable, and potentially embarrassing endeavor. With traditional metal braces using brackets and wires, patients had to contend with gum irritation and a restricted diet. On top of getting poked by the metal wires and brackets, those with braces also had […]
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Can I Straighten My Teeth Without Braces?
While highly effective in repositioning the teeth, traditional braces can involve a lengthy and uncomfortable treatment process. Patients who have crooked teeth or a misaligned bite often experience unfavorable side effects from braces, including gum irritation, sore teeth, a restricted diet, and difficulty brushing. Some men and women even forgo […]
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What Causes Teeth to Darken?
Coffee, wine, and tea are all prone to leaving stains on the teeth, but there are several other factors that contribute to even deeper, more visible discoloration within your smile. Dark teeth, or teeth that look orange, gray, or black, typically develop due to factors ranging from medication use to […]
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