Advanced Dentistry of Alhambra Blog

Teeth grinding (bruxism) is a common issue that can cause excessive wear on your enamel, jaw pain, and other dental issues. Many who deal with it on a daily basis find it to be uncomfortable or annoying, but can it actually stop you from undergoing Invisalign treatment? Continue reading to learn more about this disruptive disorder and whether it disqualifies you from doing Invisalign.

Invisalign offers patients a way to safely and effectively straighten their teeth without the conspicuous and often uncomfortable irremovable metal parts that come with traditional braces. However, Invisalign offers more benefits than just a pretty smile. Here’s how this modern orthodontic treatment can improve your oral and overall health as well as your quality of life.

As your teeth develop, they should emerge vertically from your gumline. When all the chewing services are properly aligned, you can enjoy a functional bite and other benefits. Unfortunately, teeth do not always cooperate. Sometimes they grow sideways! This issue is particularly common with wisdom teeth, which are the third molars at the back of the mouth. Why can this happen, and what might it mean for your oral health? This blog post explains.

Coffee is the highlight of every morning for millions of people around the world. Whether you like the taste, the brewing ritual, or the uptick in energy, there’s a reason why it’s the most popular drink globally. But, if you’re thinking about straightening your teeth with Invisalign, will you still be able to enjoy it?

The answer is yes, thank goodness, but there are a few important things to keep in mind—which you’ll learn about if you keep reading.

A major selling point of dental implants is their strength and stability. They can allow you to eat virtually anything, including items that are difficult or even impossible to consume with traditional dentures. They can provide food freedom! Still, it is important to keep in mind that balance is always necessary. This blog post explores how a healthy diet can help your dental implants last as long as possible.