Tylan Creek Family Dentistry Blog

A broken denture isn’t just an inconvenience. It is a dental emergency! You rely on your dentures for more than just a beautiful smile. You need them to chew nutritious foods for your wellness. They also affect your ability to speak clearly and confidently. If you’ve broken a denture, don’t panic. Here’s what you should do until you see your dentist.

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Accidents can happen with no warning. If you’ve chipped a tooth, don’t panic! Even if you’re not having any pain, it’s important to see an emergency dentist right away. While you wait for your appointment, here’s what you can do at home to protect your tooth while managing your discomfort.

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There’s never a good time to experience a dental emergency, but if one happens while you’re overseas, a stressful situation can be much worse. 1 in 6 Americans will suffer a dental emergency this year. Although you can’t always stop them from occurring, there are several things you can do to lessen your risk. If the worst should happen, here’s how to handle a dental emergency while you’re abroad.

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If you haven’t suffered an injury or experienced trauma to your mouth, facial swelling can be alarming. It can be localized to one area or become more severe to the point it may be life-threatening. If you have facial swelling, do you know what to do? Here’s when it’s time to see an emergency dentist or head to the closest hospital ER.

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No one ever expects to experience a dental emergency, but it’s more common than you might think. 1 in 6 Americans will experience an oral health emergency this year. If you’re one of the unlucky few, instinct might tell you to head to the closest hospital, but that may not be the best idea. With time of the utmost importance, here’s when you should skip the ER and head to the closest emergency dentist.

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As you start ClearCorrect, you may receive some cleaning crystals. Packets of these objects can keep your new aligner trays clean for a long time. That said, do you know how to use them correctly? It’s a relevant question – applying the crystals in the wrong way will make them ineffective. If you feel unsure, your local Greenwood dentist can offer helpful guidance. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use clear aligner cleaning crystals.

If you’ve chosen ClearCorrect to straighten your smile, you’re probably looking forward to seeing your beautifully transformed grin for the very first time. However, in order to make it to this special moment, you’re going to want to ensure that your orthodontic journey goes smoothly – and a large part of this is maintaining the cleanliness and integrity of your aligners. Continue reading below for a few tips concerning how to keep your ClearCorrect aligners clean and in working order so that they can do their job!

ClearCorrect is an excellent way to straighten your teeth without the hassle of metal brackets and wires. However, some patients sometimes struggle to adjust to the process of removing their aligners, and what is supposed to be a convenience can quickly become a burden for some patients. Continue reading below for a few crucial tips to help you properly remove your ClearCorrect aligners, so that you can easily and successfully navigate your treatment journey.

So, you lost your aligner trays. Losing your ClearCorrect aligners can be a setback in your teeth-straightening journey, but it’s important not to panic. As worrying as this can be, there are somesteps to follow to get the situation under control and to help you get back on track. Whether you’ve misplaced them at home or during travel, taking prompt action can ensure minimal disruption to your treatment plan. Keep reading to learn about what to do if you find yourself without your ClearCorrect aligners.

ClearCorrect is a common method for straightening teeth without metal braces, using clear aligners that are almost invisible. While these custom aligners offer a comfortable and discreet way to enhance your smile, if you’ve seen them getting less clear or stained, it might affect your smile’s appearance. In this guide, we’ll explain why this occurs and offer easy tips to maintain your trays clean and clear for optimal results.