How to Keep Your Gums Healthy
You just might be surprised to learn that keeping your gums healthy requires many of the same steps as keeping your teeth healthy.
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Preparing for Your Dental Sedation Appointment
Here’s how you should prepare for a safe and successful appointment if you're scheduled to undergo dental treatment under sedation.
Invisalign Teen: Compliance Indicators
Invisalign Teen aligners are removable, so that patients can take them out to eat, drink, and care for their teeth. This can make it tempting to remove them more often than prescribed… and that’s where compliance indicators come in.
How to Keep Your Smile White After Whitening
Once you have had professional teeth whitening done on your smile, you’ll probably want to keep it looking bright! Here are a few tips on how to keep your smile white after teeth whitening treatment.
Can I get sedation for dental checkups and cleanings?
While dental sedation is not usually offered for regular dental cleanings or checkups, we may be able to offer it for patients with extreme anxiety.
Talking with Invisalign
If you are considering Invisalign for your orthodontic treatment, you may wonder what impact the aligners might have on your ability to speak. Here, our Surrey dentist offer their top tips for getting used to speaking with your Invisalign aligners in your mouth.
What Do Healthy Gums Look Like?
It’s important to know what healthy gums look like so that you can better prevent gum disease from developing. Our Surrey dentists describe some of the ways that can tell the difference between healthy gums and unhealthy ones based on appearance.
How to Clean Your Invisalign Aligners
Invisalign aligners are removable, making it easy to clean your teeth during treatment. But you have to keep the aligners clean, too! Here’s how.
How Sleep Apnea Affects Your Relationships
Sleep apnea can have a negative impact on your overall health, and on your personal relationships as well.
How Many Dental Implants Can I Get?
With dental implants, you can replace a single tooth, multiple adjacent teeth, or in some cases, a full upper or lower jaw of teeth. You don't necessarily need a separate implant for each individual tooth, however. Here's how it works.