Dizon Dental Aesthetics Blog

If you think of a dental emergency, then you might imagine someone with a severe toothache or a chip in their tooth. These are some common situations, but there are many more out there! Dentists are well-equipped to handle them, but there has been the odd scenario that may leave you shocked. Here are three stories from other dental practices of their strangest urgent appointments.

Did you know that cavities are one of the most common oral health issues? It may come as no surprise, considering you might’ve heard the importance of preventing them when you were younger. However, even as you are older, this dental problem can still affect you during your Invisalign treatment. Continue reading to learn how it can happen and what you can do to prevent it.

You may be excited to have started your Invisalign journey toward straighter teeth. These removable aligners are convenient in letting you still enjoy all your favorite foods without worrying about breaking any wires or brackets. But when it’s time to eat, what if you have a little trouble taking them out? Here are four easy tips that can help you remove your Invisalign trays.

Starting clear aligner treatment, such as Invisalign, is exciting — you’re on your way to a straighter, healthier smile. However, it’s common to feel some discomfort during the first few days of wearing a new set of aligners. This mild soreness is actually a sign that your treatment is working, as your teeth are shifting into their new positions. Still, that doesn’t mean you have to just put up with it. With the right strategies, you can ease the adjustment period and stay comfortable.

Whether you’re planning a trip or a get-together with a large group of people, it can be difficult to know how many supplies you’ll need. You don’t want to overestimate and waste money on extras, but you’d also like to make sure you have enough to have a good time. The same predicament can come up with veneers. How many veneers do you need? It depends on several factors, which are explained in greater detail below.

Veneers are a popular cosmetic dental solution for transforming your smile, instantly improving the color, shape, size, and alignment of your teeth. Whether you’re considering veneers to fix chipped teeth, close gaps, or achieve a whiter smile, it’s natural to wonder what do veneers actually feel like once they’re in place. When done properly, veneers should feel comfortable, natural, and barely noticeable. Let’s break down what you can expect during the adjustment period and how veneers feel in the long term.

Cosmetic dentistry is more than just teeth whitening and perfect Instagram-ready smiles. It’s about finding solutions for dental issues that can affect your confidence, comfort, and even your oral health. Whether you’re dealing with small imperfections or more noticeable ones, keep reading. You’ll learn how cosmetic dentistry might be the solution you didn’t know you needed.

Cosmetic dentistry can totally transform your smile, but the real work begins before you ever sit in the dentist’s chair! Before you invest in veneers, whitening, or other cosmetic treatments, you need to make sure your oral health is in top shape. A healthy mouth is the foundation for any successful cosmetic procedure, big, or small! Continue reading to explore why the health of your mouth matters when all you want is a sparkling smile.

Do you want a symmetrical, straight, and stunning smile? If so, you may be considering veneers, which is currently one of the most sought-after cosmetic dental treatments. Before you sign on the dotted line, however, it’s important to dig a little deeper so you know what to expect at your consultation, how to maintain your results, and more. With this in mind, keep reading to learn five things you should know before getting veneers.

Issues like cavities, chips, and cracks can all compromise the structure of a tooth, leaving it vulnerable to additional injury, progressive decay, and disease. Thankfully, your dentist can protect and preserve its appearance and functionality with a dental crown.

These tooth-shaped caps are made from durable porcelain that can be customized to look just like your natural teeth. However, you might hesitate to undergo this smile-saving procedure if you’re unsure what’s involved. Continue reading to learn more about three things you can expect to happen at your dental crown appointment so you can set your mind at ease!