It’s always important to take good care of your teeth by brushing and flossing daily and seeing your Red Bank dentist regularly. Now, however, we have all entered a new phase of life, and it’s requiring some adjustments. Even though yoga pants and sweats have become a daily norm, hopefully, your oral health habits haven’t fallen by the wayside.
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Everyone’s smile is unique, but some smiles have a common characteristic – delightfully gapped front teeth known as lucky teeth. A diastema is a space or gap between two teeth, and while some folks want to eliminate this gap, others embrace it. So, are you feeling lucky by sticking with what you have? Or are you choosing to make your own luck by undergoing cosmetic dentistry?
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Teeth whitening comes in all shapes and sizes, at least according to the dental aisle in your local pharmacy packed with whitening strips, gels, toothpastes, and more. According to your Red Bank dentist, however, there are basically two types of teeth whitening – in-office professional whitening and at-home deep bleaching. When you really want to get the most for your money and make your teeth white, go pro.
What do Instagram and Invisalign have in common? On the surface, not much. Dig deep, however, and you’ll realize that both are all about appearances, about making everything look good. Red Bank Invisalign, though, can make permanent changes that no photo filter can ever achieve. That’s something worth posting about.
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If you have been thinking about the best way to upgrade your smile, look no further than porcelain veneers. This popular and effective cosmetic dentistry treatment is right for anyone, as long as you have a healthy smile. Veneers can correct every aesthetic smile complaint you have, and do so subtly but effectively, leaving you with a perfect smile.
There is no shortage of ways to make your smile look better. Depending on how your teeth look now and the condition of your oral health, you may be a good candidate for cosmetic dentistry, or you may need restorative dentistry to rebuild the foundation of your smile. No matter what camp you fall into, here are 12 ways to improve your smile in 2020.
You’re brushing your teeth or you’re munching on something soft – and your tooth suddenly falls apart. It makes no sense, especially when you have a supposedly strong filling, but seeing part of a tooth come out of your mouth is enough to cause anyone to panic. Try not to – every dental problem can be fixed. In cases like this, a tooth-colored composite filling or porcelain crown can easily get the job done.
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Every Halloween, dentists see patients with dental problems caused by the type or quantity of candy they ate. Making the right choices in October when candy is everywhere can be the difference between a sweet smile or tooth pain in November. Dentists don’t want to ruin the fun, but they do want to help you protect your oral health.
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Is your smile haunting you? Does it pop out and frighten you when you least expect it? Maybe you realize your teeth are scaring off other people. If you think it’s time for a purification ritual, talk to your Red Bank dentist about cosmetic dentistry. Cast out the bad stuff, usher in the good, and get a smile that’s spookily, eerily sweet.
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I’m 71 years old. My bottom teeth have been crowded since in my 20’s. Asked 2 of my primary dentist over the years if anything could be done about them, but they didn’t suggest of formulate a treatment plan. My bottom teeth are now straight as arrows thanks to Dr. Sherrod-Jewell. She did an excellent … Read more
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