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Unlocking Confidence: The Adult’s Guide to Traditional Braces
Dental Implants and Bone Health: A Comprehensive Guide
Welcome to Ballantyne Family Dental, where our commitment extends beyond reviving your smile to safeguarding your overall oral health. In this post, we delve into the critical interplay between dental implants and bone health, unraveling why this alliance is crucial and how Dr. Vinita Patel and her adept team ensure optimal care for your teeth
Does Teeth Whitening Cause Any Dental Problems?
Teeth Whitening treatments are popular for patients that have tooth discoloration, or for those that just want a brighter smile. Whitening your teeth can be done safely and there are several options to choose from. If the directions are followed patients can successfully whiten their teeth with no side effects. Teeth whitening boosts self-confidence, can
What Is The Best Way to Clean a Mouthguard?
Dental mouthguards may be worn to prevent patients from grinding or clenching their teeth. They are also used to help with sleep apnea symptoms, and to protect teeth from injury during sports. At our practice, we work with patients who have concerns about protecting their teeth, and part of our evaluation process is to determine
What Kinds of Foods Are Harmful for Teeth?
Snacking is an activity we all do and what we choose to snack on is important. Snacks that are full of sugar such as candy or cake may taste good, but are not good for our teeth. In addition to the sugar these types of snacks contain large amounts of fat. Sugary snacks if eaten
What Causes Tartar on Teeth and What Does It Do?
Plaque is a sticky bacteria that forms on our teeth. This bacteria attaches to surfaces in the mouth and forms a film on the teeth. In order to keep your teeth and mouth heathy this plaque should be removed regularly. If plaque is not removed the bacteria can accumulate from saliva. The plaque then forms
