All About Invisalign Dental Braces & Dental Bridges

1. ALL ABOUT INVISALIGN DENTAL BRACES & DENTAL BRIDGES

2. Synopsis 1. Everything you need to know about Invisalign Dental Braces 2. The Benefits of Invisalign Dental Braces 3. Everything you need to know about Dental Bridges 4. Dental Bridges with The Art of Dentistry 5. Everything You Need To Know About All On 4 Dental Treatment

3. Everything you need to know about Invisalign Dental Braces •Invisalign braces are made up of plastic and form something called aligners that will work slowly to realign a person’s teeth. Moulds will be taken of a patient’s teeth in the first initial appointment to create a 3D cast, x-rays and digital imaging are also used during this process. This helps the dental surgeon to come up with a fool proof course of action when it comes to actually sculpting the impression of the teeth for the braces. •Once the Invisalign braces have been sculpted and fitted to a patient’s mouth they will have to be worn for the majority of the day, for twenty two hours at least – it is advised to take them out only when sleeping. You can, however, remove them when eating or when brushing your teeth, this will make the Invisalign brace much easier to clean and keep your mouth and gums hygienic. Having unclean braces will cause some nasty infections and complications. What Invisalign braces work to do is realign any crooked or wonky teeth and to correct any overbites. They do this by gently guiding your teeth into a better, more healthy position. However, there are different parts and pieces to Invisalign braces and the patient will progress through these different mouth pieces in two week stages, of course, providing everything went well with the prior stages and treatments.

4. The Benefits of Invisalign Dental Braces •Duration. Traditional braces will typically be worn by the patient for anything from two to five years at a time. This is a very long and arduous process that, understandably some people do not want to put themselves through – especially if they are older. However, with invisalign dental braces, this will never be a problem. These braces only last for a brief period time, something usually like one year, to maybe a year and a half at the most. The great thing is that the results are still the same as they would be with traditional metal braces, just without all of the fuss and prolonged waiting periods. •Comfort. Metal braces do have an unfortunate tendency to snap and therefore dig in to the sides of people’s gums and mouths, which, naturally, is rather painful for the wearer. With invisalign braces this does not happen, they are much more comfortable to wear than the metal ones. This is mostly because they can be removed, unlike traditional metal braces. This is also makes it easier to eat things as well as drink things that you couldn’t eat with traditional braces. Taking them out also allows the mouth to relax and recuperate after wearing the braces.

5. The Benefits of Invisalign Dental Braces •Appearance. A mouth full of metal can look a tad odd, and make the wearer feel very self-conscious about the appearance of their teeth and smiles in general. This goes double for adults as braces are normally seen as something that a teenager would wear. However, with invisalign braces, there is no need to feel embarrassed or worry about people seeing your braces. Invisalign braces are also called invisible braces, they are made of an incredibly clear material. It looks as though the wearer is completely free of braces, when in reality, this is not the case. Invisalign braces are a lot more appealing and attractive than traditional metal braces. •Safety and caution. As mentioned above, there are a lot of metal wires with traditional braces that can cause a myriad of problems. One such problem would be cuts and scratches on the gums, tongue and inside of the cheeks. However, invisalign dental braces are made from a completely smooth material. Cuts and scrapes need never be a problem with these forms of braces. There are no sharp edges or anything that is in likely hood to snap or break – there is absolutely no chance of injury or irritation. There is also none of the force involved with traditional metal braces, so this also reduces any of the possible pain involved with braces.

6. Everything you need to know about Dental Bridges •Durability. Dental bridges, if taken care of properly are almost guaranteed to last a lifetime. They do need to be properly maintained however, if they are to last for any extended length of time. This means time and money can be saved as the patient will not need to constantly go for dental check-ups and or appointments and reapplications. The durability of the dental bridge is one very big advantage as well as a great incentive if a patient is not particularly fond of dental visits and appointments. •Smile restoration. Peoplecan be very self-conscious about the gaps in their gums and the way it makes their smile look. Dental bridges are a quick and handy solution to this actually very common problem. The false teeth serve to fill in the gaps and restore patients smile to its previous and full potential. •Free reign of oral movement. Gaps in one’s teeth and gum line can cause some pretty serious and inconvenient speech impediments and also cause pain while eating, speaking or even things as innocuous as yawning. Filling these inconvenient gaps with dental bridges will almost completely fix any problems with excess spittle, drool, problems with pronunciation and speech as well as remove any possible pain that arises while chewing, speaking or yawning. Patients will have free reign of their mouths and complete range of jaw movements once again – without any added fear of embarrassment or pain.

7. Everything you need to know about Dental Bridges •Face shape. Often with missing teeth, the skin over the jaw and mouth can start to concave or sink inwards towards the gaps. With dental bridges this needs only to be a distant concern of the past as the false teeth, crowns and implants completely fill out the gap caused by missing teeth and therefore restore the face back to its previous shape without any evidence of distortion or without any signs of previous misshapen jaw lines. •Stronger bite. Naturally, a patient’s bite can be uneven due to gap in their teeth, adding a dental bridge will sort this problem and make the bite more even.

8. Dental Bridges with The Art of Dentistry •A dental bridge is a possible solution to covering the gaps left in gums caused by missing teeth. Typically, dental bridges are comprised of two or so dental crowns with several false teeth in between the crowns. The false teeth are anchored by these dental crowns that cover the two teeth. Dental implants are also another option when it comes to replacing or covering up gaps left from missing teeth. Typically, more than one appointment is needed when fitting the dental bridges if bridges are being supported by dental crowns. In the first appointment the neighbouring teeth will be prepared to hold the crowns. Impressions or moulds of the teeth are then taken along with the actual gap in your teeth. The moulds will serve as a guide, almost like instructions, for the dentists in the lab who will be creating the bridge for the patient. •However, the patient will not be left wanting at this time and temporary bridges will be fitted while the customised ones are being created in the dentistry labs. During the duration of the second visit or appointment the customised dental bridges will be fitted to the patient’s mouth – these will be the permanent bridges. If patients choose to support the bridge with a dental implant, it is a two week process of making and then attaching the bridge which will be followed by only two surgeries with roughly four to six months of recovery. This procedure requires a lot of time and many stages of preparation – however, this version of dental bridges is considered to be the best known way to support bridges or any other various dental implantations.

9. Everything You Need To Know About All On 4 Dental Treatment •What is it? •All On 4 dental implants are a technique for replacing any missing teeth using a reduced number of implants then typically used in more traditional methods. •The Pros of All On 4 •This treatment is cheaper than the more orthodox or traditional dental implants that typically use up to ten implants at a time. •As the implants are drilled in and thus fixed in place, there is absolutely no need to take them out to clean them. •This is a short procedure that will take little recovery time. •Bone loss in the jaw is of no matter and this treatment will still be available for patients with this problem. •Once again, as they are fixed in place, there is no chance of them slipping or simply falling out of a patient’s mouth. •They are comfortable and a lot more stable when it comes to supporting other dental modifications such as dental crowns and bridges.

10. Everything You Need To Know About All On 4 Dental Treatment •The Cons of All on 4 •Traditional implants may give the patient a better result over the long-term than All 0n 4 treatment will. •Some people view this treatment as a short cut or quick fix to tooth loss and thus do not see it as a viable option. •There have been some problems with speech after the surgery, such as spitting, slurring and even hissing. •If just one simple implant malfunctions or fails, this can cause a wide spread problem within the entirety of the jaw itself. •This is not actually a fully customised solution to loss of teeth. •Finally, the new artificial bridge in the gum may feel awkward or intrusive.

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