Did you know that overlapped teeth can impact your appearance and your dental health? You might worry about how others will judge you and avoid spending time with them. It’s also harder to clean overlapped teeth because you can’t reach all their surfaces, increasing your vulnerability to tooth decay and gum disease.

Your dentist can reposition your grin with Invisalign, but many patients want to know how long treatment typically lasts before they commit. If you’re curious, keep reading to learn more!

Invisalign aligners make straightening your teeth both discreet and convenient, but they don’t replace the need for good oral hygiene! Flossing is actually more important during Invisalign treatment to prevent plaque buildup and bacteria on your aligners. So, if you’ve never been consistent with flossing before or are unsure how to do it effectively, continue reading. This guide will show you the importance of flossing with Invisalign and walk you through the process step by step.

Are you interested in Invisalign because you’d prefer not to deal with “metal mouth?” If so, you’re not alone. That’s why more than 17 million patients have chosen this orthodontic treatment over the last two decades! There’s more good news though: there are six non-cosmetic benefits of Invisalign that are equally as noteworthy. To learn what they are, read on.

Do you love coffee? Chances are if you do, you know how this bold beverage has a bad habit of leaving behind dark stains on your teeth. Thankfully, if you have deep discoloration, you can easily improve the appearance of your smile with the help of veneers. They fit over your healthy teeth to create a whiter, brighter, and in some cases, more evenly spaced smile. But can your daily cup of joe stain them like it did your untreated teeth? Here’s what you need to know before you pour that espresso!

While traditional dental care has always focused on maintaining oral health and providing professional cleanings, there’s a growing trend toward cosmetic dentistry. Patients are increasingly looking for dental practices that offer not just health benefits, but also the opportunity to achieve a bright, attractive smile. What’s fueling this shift? Continue reading to discover the three key reasons behind the increasing demand for cosmetic dentistry.