
Thanksgiving dinner is just around the corner. While it may be stressful to coordinate travel plans and what everyone is going to bring, you are at least excited for the delicious meal that you will enjoy with your family after a long day of cooking. However, not all common Thanksgiving dishes and practices are beneficial for your smile. Continue reading for some helpful tips to make sure your Thanksgiving dinner is tooth-healthy for you and your family!
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Nothing is better than instant gratification; however, few things in life happen in the blink of an eye, like a straight smile. Advancements in orthodontics have shortened the timeline for braces, but they still require you to commit to them for several months. If you only have a few minor alignment issues, you know braces can fix them, but are your minor aesthetic concerns worth the long-term commitment? Besides braces, there’s another option. You can enjoy a straight, beautiful smile in as few as 2 weeks with instant orthodontics.
Your teeth are constantly under attack by cavity-causing bacteria. The hard outer layer of your teeth, called the enamel, defends your smile from tooth decay. While it is the hardest substance in your body, it isn’t indestructible. Not to mention, it can’t regenerate. Fluoride is a great solution to strengthen your enamel to make it more resistant to decay. Besides getting the mineral from your dental products and diet, your dentist can provide a fluoride varnish. Since they are typically recommended for children, it’s normal to wonder, do adults need fluoride treatments? Yes! Here are a few situations where it might be right for you.

Does your jaw click or pop when you open and close your mouth? Maybe you suffer from reoccurring headaches or facial pain? Believe it or not, you might be experiencing a disorder of your temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which connects your jaw to your skull on either side of your face. To alleviate your discomfort, you might think you need to visit your physician to get the care you need; however, it’s best to see your dentist for TMJ therapy. Your dentist is specially trained in TMJ disorders to provide the effective solution you need.
Are you tired of hiding behind tooth discoloration? It’s time to take the leap and boost your confidence with teeth whitening. Whether in-office or at-home, a 