Getting your wisdom teeth removed can be a quite the experience. You are most likely nervous because you have heard a lot of horror stories about people that have gotten their wisdom teeth removed and had bad side effects. The fact of the matter is that they need to be removed or they could cause you a lot of pain in the future, and can cause dental crowding. They have also been known to take straight teeth and make them crooked.
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If you work in a professional environment, you may not want everyone staring at your braces while they talk to you, especially if you spend the majority of your day interacting with clients. You need to maintain a professional image, and to do that, you need to make sure your braces don't stand out too much. Fortunately, you don't have to live with crooked teeth forever to maintain a professional look.
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After months of wires and brackets, the blessed day arrives. Your teen is finally able to good-bye to braces. But too many teens embrace this freedom too readily and they quickly stop wearing their retainer. The retainer is an essential component of smile correction, and very soon after failing to wear it, the hard work done by the braces begins to fail as well.
Because orthodontic procedures represent an investment, parents become concerned when they discover their teen has not been wearing the retainer as directed.
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If you're facing premature tooth loss, it's time to consider your options for replacement teeth, which are dentures, bridges, and dental implants. If you're looking for a permanent replacement solution, your best options are dental implants. When discussing dental implants, it's important to understand that there are two different types of implants – full implants and mini implants. Each type of implant is used to correct different types of tooth loss.
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Braces are a treatment typically for kids in their teens. However, if you didn't have braces as a teen, chances are you may need them as an adult, especially if you want to have a straighter smile. However, many adults aren't sure that braces are even an option for them. Here are four FAQs about adult braces that can help you better understand why they may be the right treatment for you:
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