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The Rise of Adult Orthodontics: Options and Outcomes

January 8, 2024

By Smile On Dental Salon & Sleep Apnea Center

Gone are the days when braces and orthodontic treatments were just for teenagers. Today, about 32% of patients receiving orthodontic treatment in the U.S. and Canada are adults, marking a drastic shift in dental care trends. This rise in adult orthodontics isn’t just about getting a picture-perfect smile; it’s a journey toward better dental health … Continued

Gum Contouring: Reshaping Gums for a Balanced Smile

December 22, 2023

By Smile On Dental Salon & Sleep Apnea Center

Gum contouring is a cosmetic dental procedure that can even out an uneven gum line and give you a smile you are proud to share. Here is a detailed look into the procedure, its benefits, and considerations. What is Gum Contouring? Gum contouring is a dental procedure that reshapes or sculpts the gum line. The … Continued

The Process of Getting a Dental Appliance for Sleep Apnea

December 7, 2023

By Smile On Dental Salon & Sleep Apnea Center

Sleep apnea is a severe sleep disorder in which you repeatedly stop and start breathing at night. You might have sleep apnea if you snore often and loudly and feel fatigued during the day, even after a full night’s sleep. One of the treatment options available is a dental appliance, also known as a mandibular … Continued

Temporary vs. Permanent Crowns: Understanding the Differences

November 29, 2023

By Smile On Dental Salon & Sleep Apnea Center

Crowns are a common solution for tooth restoration, with many patients requiring both a temporary and permanent crown at different times during their treatment plan. Both types serve different purposes. Explore the complementary roles of temporary and permanent crowns and how they help achieve a healthier smile. What are Temporary Crowns? Temporary crowns are short-term … Continued

Dental Implants for the Elderly: Are They a Viable Option?

November 14, 2023

By Smile On Dental Salon & Sleep Apnea Center

Many elderly individuals suffer tooth loss and could benefit from dental implants. Around 13% of adults aged 65 or older have lost all their teeth, with that number rising to 26% in those 75 and older. Dental implants can help restore eating and speaking function and improve seniors’ quality of life. Dental Implants a Tooth … Continued