Landmark Dental Studio Blog

It is normal for natural teeth to get stained over time. They can absorb pigments from common foods and drinks, including berries, coffee, red sauce, and so much more. But what about replacement teeth? If you have dental implants, you may wonder whether they have the same potential for discoloration as natural dentition. This blog post provides information and tips to help you keep your smile bright, confident, and beautiful.

According to some estimates, TMJ disorder (TMD) afflicts 5 – 12% of the population in the U.S. Are you one of its victims? If so, you may be eager to find a solution. No one should have to live with ongoing jaw pain, headaches, and other troublesome symptoms. While there are several ways to address TMD, one that often gets overlooked is orthodontia. Can Invisalign fix your condition? This blog post explains what you should know.

For various reasons, dental procedures can be challenging for some people. If the idea of undergoing treatment makes you feel uneasy, you should not let such feelings hold you back from getting necessary care. Rather, you should ask your dentist about provisions that could make your experience easier. For example, you might be a candidate for IV sedation. What are some signs that this provision could benefit you? This blog post explains.

If you have one or more missing teeth, you should certainly speak to your dentist about replacement options. They will likely recommend that you invest in dental implants, small titanium posts that get inserted into the jawbone; their job is to act as prosthetic tooth roots, and they can support crowns, bridges, and dentures. But just how many dental implants will you need to fill the gap in your smile? This blog post can give you an idea.

Aging is a privilege, but it does come with its challenges! For example, it is normal to go through some physiological changes around middle-age. Often, these can be managed or minimized with wise lifestyle choices. But what about tooth loss and jawbone loss after 40? Are they inevitable, or are there steps you can take to protect your smile? This blog post explains what you should know.

Invisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment because it is effective, discreet, and convenient. Yes, there are lots of things to love about Invisalign! However, just like any treatment, there are also some potential drawbacks and caveats to keep in mind. How does Invisalign work, and what are some facts you should know before you commit to it? This blog post discusses some important points.

After you finish orthodontic treatment, your retainer’s job is to keep your teeth in their new positions. Sadly, though, that does not guarantee that your smile will maintain its alignment. If you do not wear your retainer as instructed, or other sad circumstances occur, you may find that your teeth drift out of place! You might wonder, then, if you can use your old retainer to re-straighten your smile. This blog post explores what you should know.

Invisalign aligners are clear plastic trays that are designed to fit over your unique teeth. Since they place a barrier between your enamel and the outside world, you might wonder if they will protect your teeth from cavities. Sadly, the answer is no. In this blog post, you will learn how cavities can form during Invisalign treatment and the steps you can take to keep your smile healthy throughout your orthodontic journey.

If you have a gap between your teeth, you may already know that braces or Invisalign clear aligners could close it. But that process can take months! Is there a simpler solution? In many cases, the answer is yes! Dental bonding, also known as cosmetic bonding, can be an effective way to enhance your smile and close pesky little spaces that make you feel self-conscious about your appearance. How does dental bonding work, and how can you tell if it is right for you? This blog post provides guidance.

Teens tend to be very image-conscious, and as a parent, you want your child to feel good about their appearance. As a result, you might be thinking about bringing them to the dentist for cosmetic treatments. But is cosmetic dentistry really right for your child? What services are often suitable for teens? This blog post explains what you should know.