In the U.S., the average life expectancy is roughly 77 years. But many people are able to live well beyond that; some individuals thrive well into their 80s, 90s, or even beyond. What is the key to a long and healthy life? Many different factors can play a role in longevity, and a healthy smile is one of them! This blog post delves into the link between missing teeth and shortened life expectancy. It also touches on how high-quality tooth replacement with dental implants might help you live longer.

One of the best things about dental implants is that they can restore your ability to eat virtually any food, including fresh fruits and veggies, savory meats, corn on the cob, and more. Before you reach that point, though, you will have to undergo dental implant surgery. As you are recovering, it is important that you adhere to some dietary guidelines. Doing so will reduce your risk of complications and minimize your discomfort. What foods should you avoid during that time period? Here are some examples:

Invisalign clear aligners offer many advantages; they are discreet, convenient, and effective! Still, you might wonder how they will affect your daily routine. Specifically, you may be curious to learn if you can still drink coffee during your treatment. The answer is yes! What should you know about enjoying your daily cup of Joe while you are straightening your teeth with Invisalign? This blog post explains.

Many patients gravitate toward Invisalign for aesthetic reasons. They want to straighten their teeth without having to wear a bunch of brackets and wires on their teeth. But did you know that the benefits of Invisalign go far beyond a beautiful smile? In this blog post, we explore some advantages of this treatment that have nothing to do with looks.

Misaligned teeth can affect your dental health and your confidence. If you are plagued by a crooked smile, you might have thought about getting Invisalign clear aligners. But what if you grind your teeth? Could you still be a good candidate for Invisalign? You might! This blog post explains what you should know about the relationship between clear aligners and teeth grinding.

With open enrollment for insurance quickly approaching, you might be thinking about the coverage you will need in 2025. Of course, it is wise to have a medical policy to support your head-to-toe health. But do you also need dental insurance? What exactly is the difference between medical and dental insurance, and how can they work together to protect your overall wellness? This blog post explains.

Would you like to enhance your smile? Cosmetic dentistry offers a number of treatments that can address issues like dental stains, chipped teeth, missing teeth, crooked teeth, and more. Still, you might hesitate to commit to such services because you are nervous about what the process will feel like. You may wisely wonder if cosmetic dentistry is painful! This blog post explores what you can expect as you are upgrading your smile.

Fun, energy, and attractiveness are just a few of the appealing qualities that are often associated with youth. It is not difficult to understand why so many people make efforts to look as young as possible. Sadly, though, imperfections in your smile may age you, making you look older than you are. How can you turn back the clock on your appearance? Your dentist may be able to help via restorative and cosmetic services. This blog post discusses five ways in which dental treatments may help you look younger.   

In recent decades, modern cosmetic dentistry techniques have helped countless millions of people to discover new confidence. Would you like to enhance your smile? Perhaps the idea appeals to you, but you might hold back because you have heard some unpleasant rumors about cosmetic dentistry. Do not believe the misinformation! This blog post aims to share the truth behind some common myths about cosmetic dental services.

The process of getting dentures can take a few weeks or months. Throughout that time period, you may have eagerly looked forward to all the delicious and satisfying foods that you planned to eat with your new teeth. However, when you finally received dentures, you might have found that eating with them was a bit challenging. How can you get used to eating with dentures? Here are some practical tips: