Vitamin D in Lebanon is often extolled for its many health benefits. However, it is not often mentioned in conversations about dental implants, even though it should be. What role does this nutrient play in dental implant success, and how can you make sure that you get enough of it? This blog post addresses those important questions.

A professional teeth whitening treatment can cost several hundred dollars, so you probably want to do all you can to get as much value as possible out of your purchase. Therefore, you should be careful about what you eat and drink once you achieve your freshly brightened smile. This blog post explains how to prevent new dental stains. It also discusses some foods that whiten teeth in Lebanon.

For several months, or perhaps even a few years, you probably eagerly looked forward to the day when your braces would get removed. You could not wait to see your new smile! However, you might have felt a bit of disappointment when your braces were taken off and you noticed that your teeth looked a little lackluster. Perhaps they had a bit of yellow on them or had spots of uneven coloration. Should you undergo teeth whitening after braces in Lebanon to brighten up your smile? This blog post discusses a few key things you should know before you schedule your cosmetic appointment.

Whether you are going on a grand vacation this summer or just plan to stay local, you probably want your smile to look its best for those poolside pics. To get rid of dental stains, you could purchase over-the-counter whitening products, but why not use a professional kit instead? Right now, when you join Santavicca Dental Professionals as a new patient, you can get a FREE teeth whitening treatment that you can use in the comfort of your own home. Read on below to get the details of this special offer.

If you have dental implants, you likely know that oral hygiene is absolutely essential for preventing infections around your new teeth. You may find it easy to brush your prosthetics, but flossing may be more of a challenge. This blog post discusses the pros and cons of flossing dental implants in Lebanon, and it provides tips on how you can clean around them while posing minimal risk to your oral health.

TMJ disorder (TMD) is a common condition that affects the temporomandibular joint (the hinge that connects the lower jaw to the rest of the skull). It can be quite painful and have an adverse impact on an individual’s overall quality of life. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers several TMJ therapy options that can provide relief. A number of patients even find that their symptoms disappear after they complete Invisalign treatment. This blog post discusses how, in some cases, fixing TMJ with Invisalign in Lebanon is possible.

One of the best things about Invisalign treatment is that the aligners are clear, lending them a subtle appearance. However, the aligners will not stay clear if you do not keep them clean. Bacteria and food particles might accumulate on them, leading to discoloration, unpleasant odors, and an increased risk of oral health problems. Fortunately, cleaning Invisalign in Lebanon is not complicated. Here are some tips to help you establish a good routine:

Do you feel a sharp pain in your teeth when you sip on a hot coffee or dig into a bowl of ice cream? Does cold air make your teeth sting? These are classic symptoms of tooth sensitivity. In some cases, it indicates the need to visit an emergency dentist, while in instances, care can be delayed until a convenient time. Below, we discuss how you may be able to tell the difference between those scenarios.

If you just had a tooth extracted — or you will soon undergo one or more extractions — it is understandable if you are eager to fill in the gap in your smile as soon as possible. Your dentist will probably recommend dental implants as the best solution to replace lost teeth due to the many benefits they offer. When can you get them? The timeline for dental implants after a tooth extraction varies from patient to patient. This blog post discusses how long you might have to wait.

Bruxism (unconscious teeth grinding and clenching) is a fairly common problem. According to some estimates, it afflicts up to 8% of middle-aged adults. If you belong to that group and you have missing teeth that you would like to replace, you may wonder how your condition will affect your treatment options for rebuilding your smile. There is good news — although bruxism poses some risks to dental implants, it does not automatically disqualify you from getting them. This blog post further explores the relationship between bruxism and dental implants.