Are you considering dentures to replace missing teeth? If so, it’s important to know the different types available and their pros and cons. At Wilton Smiles, we provide a range of denture options that can help restore your smile and
Whether you’ve lost a tooth (or teeth!) due to advanced gum disease, facial injury, or poor oral hygiene, missing teeth should be replaced. Not only can missing teeth impact your overall self-esteem and confidence, but it is unhealthy for your
Invisalign, the “clear alternative to braces,” hit the market in 1998 and has been an incredibly effective solution for millions of people with crooked, overcrowded, or unevenly spaced teeth. Using an advanced system of clear aligners, Invisalign is an incredibly
If you’re a parent or caregiver, it’s important to give your kids a healthy oral start by establishing good dental habits early on. Children are likely to model the behaviors seen at home, and maintaining proper oral health is no
In February, the American Dental Association (ADA) celebrates National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM). According to the ADA, “This month-long national health observance brings together thousands of dedicated professionals, healthcare providers, and educators to promote the benefits of good oral
Dental anxiety is more common than you think. Whether it’s the fear of pain, possible side effects from anesthesia, or the loss of control during dental visits, dental anxiety prevents 9%-20% of Americans from going to the dentist altogether. For
For millions of Americans who have suffered tooth loss primarily because of periodontal disease, decay, or injury, dental implants are an effective alternative to bridgework or dentures, which often don’t fit well. With tooth loss, people can experience challenges such
If you or a loved one are about to embark on orthodontic treatment, you’re likely weighing all your options. Thankfully there are several teeth-straightening options available, with metal braces and Invisalign being two of the most common. Both Invisalign and
Does going to or just the thought of going to the dentist stir up feelings of uneasiness, panic, or fear? Fear of going to the dentist, also known as “odontophobia,” is very common and has been diagnosed under specific phobias
It’s common for both children and adults to have some feelings of stress or overwhelm when visiting a dentist. Whether they have had a negative experience in the past or simply fear the unknown, put everyone’s minds (and mouths!) in
Laser dentistry continues to be a very popular choice for patients. Able to treat many dental conditions such as gum disease, hypersensitivity, and tooth decay, laser dentistry provides a faster and more comfortable experience for many. Whether it’s anxiety over
While the old saying may go, “Your eyes are the window to your soul,” it is your mouth that is the window to your health. The state of your oral health can provide clues about your overall health. Problems with