Invisalign is an excellent alternative to traditional metal braces. They are subtle, comfortable, and effective. Whether Invisalign will work as well as braces ultimately depends on what kind of misalignment issues you have. You may be surprised by how many things Invisalign can fix, but there are some complicated or severe cases in which braces are necessary, so it is always best to talk with your orthodontist to get expert guidance.
Read MoreBraces are commonly used to fix crooked teeth, but they do so much more than that. They can fix other, more uncommon problems that can affect your dental health. At Midland Dental & Orthodontics, we can create an orthodontic treatment plan to improve every smile.
Read MoreDental implants are used to replace missing teeth. An implant involves a titanium post placed in the jawbone, which is then allowed to heal and graft onto the surrounding bone and tissue. After this, a connecting piece called an abutment is attached to the post.
Read MoreHas the cost of dental care or lack of insurance been keeping you from seeing a dentist? There is no need to put it off any longer. Midland Dental believes everyone should have access to quality dental care, which is why we are introducing an in-house Dental Savings Plan.
Read MoreMany Americans have a fear of going to the dentist, to the point that they will not see a dentist for years. Because so many people have a fear of dental treatment, many dentists – including Midland Dental – offer sedation dentistry to ease that anxiety.
Read MoreOne common myth of dental care is that if you need a dental crown, you also need to have a root canal. This is not true. Most root canal procedures do require a crown after treatment. But crowns may be needed for many reasons other than covering a root canal.
Read MoreOur teeth are forming plaque all the time. Almost everything we eat and drink mixes with the bacteria in our mouths, creating an acid to break down the carbohydrates in our food. This acid then forms plaque on our teeth. If the plaque is not removed, it will harden and become tartar, which can only be removed by a dentist.
Read MoreDental implants are an excellent method for replacing missing or severely damaged teeth. The procedure involves inserting a post into the vacant space in the mouth, which will serve as the root; then a connecting piece, called an abutment, is placed on the post, and finally, the artificial tooth is installed on the abutment.
Read MoreRemovable dentures need special care to make sure they last a long time, look their best, and remain stain-free. Take the following steps for the best denture care:
Read MoreLots of questions come up when you have kids. At what point should you start taking them to the dentist? It’s earlier than you may think—most dentists recommend your child receive their first examination around age one.
Read MoreSo, what’s the big deal about wisdom teeth? Is it really that important to have them extracted? Here are four important benefits to wisdom teeth removal:
Read MoreUnfortunately, we’ve all experienced getting a cavity filled—some of us many times. Fillings are made to be durable, but they don’t last forever. Here’s what you need to know about the life expectancy of a filling and when to get it replaced.
Read MoreA chipped or missing tooth is damaging to your smile, but it can be even more damaging to your confidence. Fortunately, there are lots of great options for repairing damaged teeth! One of the most tried and true treatments is a dental crown.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that a great smile boosts your confidence, but the opposite can be true as well—if you’re self-conscious about your smile, it may leave you feeling less than your best. Fortunately, there are many ways to improve your smile, one of which is dental veneers.
Read MoreWith the quality dental care available today, tooth extractions are much less common than they used to be. However, there are scenarios in which extraction is the best or only option.
Read MoreHave you ever wished you could be unconscious during your dentist appointment to ease some common dental anxiety? Well, you may actually have that option for certain procedures and situations.
Read MoreYou may not be used to hearing the words “Botox” and “dentist” in the same sentence. However, as unusual as it may seem, the use of Botox in dentistry is becoming more and more common and can provide some unique benefits to patients.
Read MoreLosing a filling is unexpected and can be scary, but it’s not uncommon! Fillings aren’t meant to last forever, so they come out eventually. Knowing what to do if you or your child loses a filling can help ease the anxiety that often comes with the experience.
Read MoreLosing a tooth can be scary and frustrating. Missing teeth negatively impact a patient’s life and can damage their self-confidence. The two most common treatments for missing teeth are dental bridges and implants.
Read MoreThere’s nothing quite like white teeth to keep you smiling and confident. Unfortunately, keeping our teeth white can be a challenge, especially as we age. We want you to love your smile, so here are a few tips for keeping your teeth nice and white.
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