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Treatments for Stained and Discolored Teeth - Tooth Whitening and Porcelain Veneers

September 18, 2009 @ 03:47 PM — by unknown
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Teeth that are yellowed or stained in some way will make your smile less appealing and attractive. This can lead to varying levels of self-consciousness and even a reticence to smile. Thankfully there are some dental car treatments that are designed to improve the appearance and lighten the shade of stained teeth. Professional Tooth Whitening One of the first treatments a person may turn to is tooth whitening and bleaching. There are a variety of teeth whitening and bleaching products available over the counter, such as toothpastes, gels, strips, and retainers. However, these over-the-counter teeth whitening products are not as effective as a treatment you can receive from a dentist. Professional dental bleaching is much more potent and effective, and can lighten even a severely stained smile by a great degree. Your dentist may combine in-office teeth whitening treatments with supervised use of at-home whitening kits. Be sure to consult your dentist before undergoing this treatment

Which Dental Care Option is Right for Me?

September 18, 2009 @ 03:06 PM — by unknown
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What you will find when you talk to you dentist about ways to improve the appearance of your smile and your dental health is that a number of different dental treatment options are available. Each one can address a number of different dental issues, whether those involve missing teeth, misaligned teeth, discolored teeth, or another common dental issue. While it will require a comprehensive consultation with a team of cosmetic dentists to fully determine which procedure is best for you, this article provides a brief rundown of some of the most common and effective cosmetic dentistry options that dentists use. Dental Implants / Implant Dentistry If you are missing a tooth or several teeth, dental implants and implant dentistry can be of great benefit to you. Dental implants are securely rooted into your jawbone and gum tissue, meaning that they are more secure and function more like your natural teeth than removable appliances such as dentures and dental bridges. In some cases, dentis
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