New Haven Dental Group Blog

If you still have your wisdom teeth, your dentist might have mentioned that you should think about getting them extracted. It is understandable if you are reluctant to commit to the procedure! After all, no one likes the idea of getting a tooth pulled. However, there are some big reasons why you should seriously consider consenting to wisdom teeth extractions. This blog post explains three.

Patients love Invisalign because the aligner trays are clear and discreet. However, they are not guaranteed to stay that way. Without a thorough cleaning routine, they could accumulate stains and odors. How can you keep your trays fresh? Many people choose to use Invisalign cleaning crystals. Continue reading below to learn more about this product and how you can use it to maintain a bright and confident smile.

Teenagers tend to gravitate toward Invisalign because the aligners are much more discreet than traditional metal braces. Invisalign is a reliable, convenient, and effective way to straighten teeth! However, it can come with a few challenges, especially when your teen heads back to school this fall. How can you help them stay on track with their treatment? This blog post offers some practical tips.

Invisalign clear aligner treatment is meant to be easy, convenient, effective, and aesthetically pleasing. However, it will not live up to its potential if you fail to do your part. It is important that you keep your aligner trays in good shape! How can you do that? This blog post contains some helpful and practical tips.

Cosmetic dentistry has the potential to powerfully transform the way your smile looks. It can help to get rid of dental stains, enhance the shape of your teeth, and so much more. But how long should you expect your results to last? Will they stand the test of time, or will your smile return to its former appearance disappointingly soon? This blog post shares what you should know about the longevity of cosmetic dentistry treatments.

Getting older is truly a privilege — it is nothing to be ashamed of! However, there is also nothing wrong with wanting to maintain your appearance. As the years and decades pass, you might notice some changes in the way your smile looks. This blog post explores what those changes might be and how your cosmetic dentist can help you to achieve or maintain a more youthful smile.

A beautiful smile can help you feel good about yourself and give you the confidence you need to let your lovely personality shine. Cosmetic dentistry has the potential to correct all sorts of aesthetic imperfections and help you love what you see in the mirror. Before you move forward with cosmetic services, though, your dentist might inform you that you need gum disease treatment. Why might that be the case? This blog post explains.

When you experience a dental emergency, the foremost thought on your mind might be about how you can reduce your pain level as quickly as possible. However, you might also be a bit worried about the cost of treatment. Does dental insurance cover emergency care, or will you have to pay out-of-pocket? This blog post provides some information that you may find helpful.

A high-quality dental crown may last for a decade or longer. Sadly, though, crowns do eventually reach the end of their life expectancy. In some cases, they even fall out at the most inconvenient time! What steps should you take if you lose a dental crown? It is important that you act quickly to protect your exposed tooth and get your oral health and function back on track. Here is some practical guidance to help you navigate the situation:

A chipped tooth can happen at any time. Whether you unintentionally bite down too hard on something or you have another type of accident, it can come as a shock when a small piece of your smile breaks off! Still, you might not be in a hurry to seek professional treatment. You could even reason that there is no need to see your dentist because you are not in pain, and the tooth will heal on its own. Well… sadly, that is not true. Unfortunately, teeth cannot heal themselves. This blog post discusses why you should seek professional dental treatment as soon as you are able.