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Illustration of all types of Misaligned teeth

Do Aligners Fix Misaligned Teeth?

Key Takeaways Gentle, steady movement: Aligners gradually shift teeth into proper alignment using light, consistent pressure. Custom-fit trays: Each set of aligners is tailor-made and worn in sequence for progressive...

Do Aligners Fix Misaligned Teeth?

Key Takeaways Gentle, steady movement: Aligners gradually shift teeth into proper alignment using light, consistent pressure. Custom-fit trays: Each set of aligners is tailor-made and worn in sequence for progressive...

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Aligner32 clear aligners

How Does Aligner32 Work?

Key Takeaways Aligner32 works by using a series of custom-made clear aligners to apply gentle, controlled pressure that gradually moves teeth into the desired position. How Aligner32 works Initial assessment...

How Does Aligner32 Work?

Key Takeaways Aligner32 works by using a series of custom-made clear aligners to apply gentle, controlled pressure that gradually moves teeth into the desired position. How Aligner32 works Initial assessment...

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An illustration of implant-supported dentures

Implant-Supported Dentures – Process, Benefits ...

Key Takeaways An implant supported prosthesis is a modern solution for missing teeth. It combines the stability of implants with the natural look of dentures. Unlike traditional dentures, implant dentures...

Implant-Supported Dentures – Process, Benefits ...

Key Takeaways An implant supported prosthesis is a modern solution for missing teeth. It combines the stability of implants with the natural look of dentures. Unlike traditional dentures, implant dentures...

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A person holding a night guard

What Is a Night Guard?

Key Takeaways What Is a Night Guard? A night guard is a custom-fitted, protective dental device worn over the teeth during sleep to prevent damage from bruxism (teeth grinding and...

What Is a Night Guard?

Key Takeaways What Is a Night Guard? A night guard is a custom-fitted, protective dental device worn over the teeth during sleep to prevent damage from bruxism (teeth grinding and...

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The five stages of tooth decay

Tooth Decay Stages: 5 Stages and How to Treat Each

Key Takeaways Tooth decay develops in stages: It doesn’t happen overnight. Catching it early makes treatment easier, less painful, and often less costly. What causes decay? Plaque buildup from poor...

Tooth Decay Stages: 5 Stages and How to Treat Each

Key Takeaways Tooth decay develops in stages: It doesn’t happen overnight. Catching it early makes treatment easier, less painful, and often less costly. What causes decay? Plaque buildup from poor...

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Partial denture for lower molars.

Partial Dentures: Cost, Types, and How to Choose

Loosing teeth… It’s really something we would like to avoid. Not just for how our smile will look. But even everyday stuff like chewing food and pronouncing words becomes difficult....

Partial Dentures: Cost, Types, and How to Choose

Loosing teeth… It’s really something we would like to avoid. Not just for how our smile will look. But even everyday stuff like chewing food and pronouncing words becomes difficult....

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A clear aligner

Treatable Cases With Clear Aligners

Key Takeaways Common Treatable Conditions Crowding: When there isn't enough space in the jaw for all your teeth, leading to overlapping or rotated teeth. Gaps (Spacing): Excessive space between teeth,...

Treatable Cases With Clear Aligners

Key Takeaways Common Treatable Conditions Crowding: When there isn't enough space in the jaw for all your teeth, leading to overlapping or rotated teeth. Gaps (Spacing): Excessive space between teeth,...

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An illustration showing an underbite.

Underbite: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Key Takeaways Definition: An underbite, or Class III malocclusion, happens when the lower teeth extend beyond the upper teeth, affecting bite, function, and appearance. Prevalence: Around 5–10% of people experience...

Underbite: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Key Takeaways Definition: An underbite, or Class III malocclusion, happens when the lower teeth extend beyond the upper teeth, affecting bite, function, and appearance. Prevalence: Around 5–10% of people experience...

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A dental retainer

What Is a Dental Retainer?

Key Takeaways Why are retainers used? To maintain alignment: The primary purpose of a retainer is to "retain" the straightness of your teeth after they've been moved by orthodontic treatment....

What Is a Dental Retainer?

Key Takeaways Why are retainers used? To maintain alignment: The primary purpose of a retainer is to "retain" the straightness of your teeth after they've been moved by orthodontic treatment....

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Clear aligners

What Are Aligners?

Key Takeaways How Aligners Work Customization: A dentist or orthodontist uses 3D imaging to create a series of custom-fit aligner trays. Force and Movement: Each aligner is designed to produce...

What Are Aligners?

Key Takeaways How Aligners Work Customization: A dentist or orthodontist uses 3D imaging to create a series of custom-fit aligner trays. Force and Movement: Each aligner is designed to produce...

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An image showing overdentures of different formations

Overdentures: A Complete Guide

Key Takeaways Overdentures offer stability and comfort compared to traditional dentures, thanks to implant or natural tooth support. They improve chewing, speaking, and jawbone health, reducing the “sunken” facial look...

Overdentures: A Complete Guide

Key Takeaways Overdentures offer stability and comfort compared to traditional dentures, thanks to implant or natural tooth support. They improve chewing, speaking, and jawbone health, reducing the “sunken” facial look...

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An illustration of different types of malocclusions (misaligned bite)

Malocclusion (Misaligned Bite): Types & Treatment

Key Takeaways Malocclusion: It refers to misalignment of teeth or jaws, which can be mild (cosmetic) or severe (functional). Types of malocclusion: Class I: Normal bite with crowding, spacing, or...

Malocclusion (Misaligned Bite): Types & Treatment

Key Takeaways Malocclusion: It refers to misalignment of teeth or jaws, which can be mild (cosmetic) or severe (functional). Types of malocclusion: Class I: Normal bite with crowding, spacing, or...

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