Palm Dentistry Blog

Having well-aligned teeth can bring a wealth of oral and overall health benefits as well as the confidence that comes with a beautifully straight smile. However, many would-be orthodontic patients are hesitant to commit to conspicuous and irremovable metal braces that come with a long list of dietary restrictions. While Invisalign is a comfortable and discreet way to straighten your grin while eating and drinking whatever you like, some foods and beverages can be harmful without the right precautions. Here’s how to drink coffee while staying on top of your Invisalign treatment.

Getting dental implants involves an investment in both time and resources. Not only are you financially responsible for the surgery and supplies, but it also takes several months for your jawbone to fuse with the titanium rods as you recover. However, once this osseointegration process is complete, you’ll be able to enjoy their many benefits, like the ability to easily chew a wide variety of foods and clearly enunciate words.

It’s only natural to want to do everything you can to preserve the look and feel of your recently restored smile. One question on many patients’ minds is whether their prosthetics will stain like their natural teeth. If you’re curious, keep reading to learn more about it!

If you’re looking to enhance your smile, veneers can be a fantastic option! These thin sheaths of porcelain are designed to cover cosmetic dental issues, improving the appearance of your teeth overall. If you’re curious about the process of veneers and how they can give you a more beautiful smile, continue reading!

Straight teeth are aesthetically pleasing and come with a range of oral health benefits. When teeth aren’t crowded, crooked, or too far apart, they are much easier to clean and less likely to be injured by food debris, uneven chewing pressure, or grinding. While you may think that orthodontic treatments are the only way to address dental misalignments, the truth is that veneers can be an excellent way to straighten teeth in minor cases. Here’s a brief guide to how veneers can help you achieve a beautifully straight smile.

CEREC technology has transformed the process of getting dental crowns. You can receive a high-quality restoration during your lunch break. There’s no need for a temporary crown or a second appointment. However, it’s normal to have a few questions before you’re ready to invest in a same-day dental crown. Here are the answers to 4 of the most common questions about CEREC crowns.

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One of the most common reasons for people to become dentists is because they want to help people smile. While smiling is often an involuntary reflex to a pleasant occurrence, it can also be a conscious action, and smiling more is known to have real and measurable benefits for a person’s overall health. While many people might be anxious about smiling because of perceived flaws in their teeth, cosmetic dentistry has many ways to pretty up a troubled grin. Here’s a brief overview of how making the effort to smile more often can help improve your quality of life.

Sometimes, it can seem as though new technology comes out every day. While some coding or devices are pretty useless, many innovations genuinely make life easier and better. Take dental visits—nowadays, seeing the dentist can prove to be a positive experience. In this post, learn what dental technology can make your time in the chair better and about a couple of new innovations you should know about.

The holidays can certainly be a sweet time of year, but unfortunately, the plethora of candies, desserts, and treats made available can be rough on your dental health. Food has always been a part of celebration, but if you’re planning a holiday gathering, you might be interested in providing a few appetizer options that will make your guests want more without helping them develop cavities. Here are a few teeth-friendly hors d’oeuvres that they’ll be happy you served!

With Invisalign becoming more popular than ever before, more and more questions are forming about their capabilities. While no one denies the effectiveness of the treatment, sometimes niche cases come up that require answers. For instance, what if you have dental restorations like crowns, bridges, or veneers?

If this sounds like your situation, continue reading to learn how Invisalign may still be an option for you!

Your dental crown falling out is an understandably stressful situation. While losing a dental crown isn’t the worst crisis you can have, it’s still important to get professional care to address the issue as soon as you can. While a lost crown may be able to be repaired in some cases, it may need to be replaced if it is old or considerably worn down. Here’s what to do if your crown ever falls out.