Tylan Creek Family Dentistry Blog

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.

Are you bothered by chipped teeth, yellowing enamel, or an uneven smile? You’re not alone. Many people face common cosmetic dental issues that affect their confidence and oral health. Fortunately, there are simple and effective treatments available to address these concerns and restore your smile’s natural brilliance.

Read on to learn about common cosmetic dental concerns and how your dentist can fix them.

Dentures are incredibly lifelike and amazingly comfortable, they need regular care and maintenance to stay looking great and working properly. Since the jawbones and gums continue to change over time after getting dentures, part of this maintenance is getting denture relines from your dentist when necessary. Denture relines adjust the fit of the appliance so it can fit well and stay in place without any troublesome complications. Here’s what a denture reline is and what getting one is like.

While dentures are a great way for many patients to have complete smiles after extensive tooth loss, they will slowly lose their fit as the mouth changes over time. If your dentures aren’t fitting properly anymore, your dentist can usually adjust them by performing a denture reline. However, recent years have seen the rise of Internet videos claiming to show people how they can save money by relining their dentures at home. Here’s why do-it-yourself denture repair leaves a lot to be desired and why your dentist is the only one who should be modifying your dentures.

For many patients with missing teeth, dentures are an absolutely life-changing solution, restoring both oral functionality as well as a smile’s beauty. However, wearing ill-fitting dentures can lead to quite a few different complications that extend beyond simple discomfort. From oral health issues like impeded biting and chewing to broader health concerns, the consequences of neglecting your dentures can be quite significant! Continue reading to learn a little more about some of the complications associated with ill-fitting dentures and why you should always trust your dentist to keep your restoration in tip-top shape.

Dental implants have earned a reputation as the pinnacle of tooth restoration for a reason! They’re the only treatment that includes a durable rod that fuses with your jawbone fuse and functions like a root. This is then topped with a customized tooth-shaped crown, so the end result is a beautiful replacement tooth that looks and acts like a natural one.

Though dental implants are a fantastic way to rebuild your smile, that’s not all they do! Did you know that they can also help you live longer? Dental implants contribute to your health in ways that could increase your lifespan. Keep reading to learn more!

As you get older, you may start to notice that your smile isn’t what it used to be. A few missing teeth may be plaguing your mirror whenever you peer into it. But is it too late to have your smile restored? Whether you’re in your twenties or your golden years, dental implants can revitalize your smile.

Read on to explore why dental implants aren’t just a cosmetic fix; they’re a versatile choice for adults of all ages seeking to reclaim their confidence through a brilliant smile.

Root canals are one of the many dental treatments that aren’t nearly as scary as they’re typically made out to be, but some people still want to do everything that they can to avoid the treatment.

If you’re one of those people, a painful toothache could potentially get you over your fear of a root canal. However, that toothache fading may make you want to skip out on your scheduled appointment. Here’s why that’s a bad idea.