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How does Invisalign® works?

The treatment process for Invisalign® clear teeth aligners (often referred to as “clear braces”), is one of the procedure’s major benefits. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign® does not rely on metal brackets and wires to correct common orthodontic concerns such as teeth misalignment and bite issues. In fact, Invisalign®’s system of plastic aligners are virtually undetectable while in use and are known for offering comfortable and relatively quick results. The custom-designed, removable Invisalign® teeth aligners are created based on a dental impression taken here at our office. Once they are produced, a series of aligner trays will be given to you to take home. Each…
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Invisalign vs Traditional Braces – Which is better?

For many years the public has debated whether braces or Invisalign is better. We are here to offer you the cold hard facts about each! Then, you can decide what you think is best for yourself! Invisalign When Invisalign was introduced it almost seemed too good to be true. The concept of having straight teeth without ever being called “brace-face” or “metal mouth” was appealing to many people. Here is how it is designed to work:  Pieces of composite material will be strategically placed on certain teeth, then, trays that are custom to your mouth will be made in conjunction…
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Tips on how to stop grinding your teeth

Teeth grinding or bruxism is a condition that happens to many people, knowing or unknowingly. It is a habit that is very difficult to break. Although many of them do not experience significant symptoms from it, bruxism can lead to numerous dental problems including unexplained jaw pain and loose teeth. Hence, as soon as you realise you grind your teeth, there are steps you should take to stop doing it. Stress Management Stress is known to be the main reason why some people end up grinding their teeth at night. While little can be done to eliminate stress altogether, there…
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OUCH!!! MY WISDOM TOOTH HURTS!!!

One of the many questions dentists get asked is "WHY IS MY WISDOM TOOTH HURTING???" A typical full set of adult dentition consists of 32 teeth, of which four of them are those infamous PESKY LITTLE BUGGERS called the WISDOM TEETH. The wisdom teeth are normally found at the very back of the four corners of your mouth. They are also the very last adult teeth to emerge from the gums. Being the little brother of the dental family, they are almost always known for the disruptive and mischievous behaviour that brings about extreme pain and agony to their MASTER,…
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