After Invisalign: What’s Next?
When you start getting near the end of your Invisalign treatment you might begin wondering what happens next. Here’s what to expect once your treatment is complete!
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How to Keep Your Gums Healthy
Good news! Keeping your gums healthy requires many of the same steps as keeping your teeth healthy. Here, our Delta dentist explains more about how to keep your gums healthy and improve your overall oral health.
Preparing for Your Dental Sedation Appointment
Here's a little about how you should prepare for a safe and successful appointment dental sedation appointment.
Invisalign Teen: Compliance Indicators
Invisalign clear aligners are removable allowing patients to remove them to eat, drink, and care for their teeth. However, this can make it tempting to remove them more often and for longer than prescribed…and that’s where compliance indicators are helpful.
How to Keep Your Teeth White After Whitening
Once you've had teeth whitening done on your smile, you’ll want to keep it looking bright! Here's a few tips on how to keep your smile white after teeth whitening treatment.
Can I get sedation for dental checkups and cleanings?
Generally dental sedation is not offered for routine dental cleanings or checkups, however, we may be able to offer it to patients who suffer with with extreme anxiety.
Speaking with Invisalign
Our Delta dentists offer their top tips for getting used to speaking while wearing your Invisalign aligners.
Less Is More When Whitening Your Teeth
Whitening your teeth is a great way to improve the appearance of your smile for relatively little effort. However, it's important to remember that when whitening your teeth less is more!
Is dental sedation safe for children?
Dental sedation is a very safe procedure for children. Here’s how it works, and a few details about the safety precautions parents can take to make the process go more smoothly.
Tips to Help You Adjust to Wearing Dentures
If you have missing teeth, dentures can help to restore your smile and your confidence. Dentures can also help you with everyday tasks such as speaking and eating. Nonetheless, it's important to note that adjusting to wearing new dentures will take a little time. Here are some tips to help.