4 Reasons You Need A Cleaning

viva cleaningEvery six months we recommend patients of all ages undergo a routine dental cleaning. However, patients who brush and floss regularly often assume that these visits aren’t really necessary. The truth is, dental cleanings are vital for protecting your smile from oral health concerns, even if you brush and floss. There are a number of different reasons why you need a dental cleaning.

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3 Great Benefits of Invisalign® Treatment

3 great benefits of invisalign treatmentOlder teens and adults with crooked teeth might bemoan their smiles for more than just their appearances, but also for the prospect of needing metal braces to correct them. The good news is that many patients can find a more discreet and convenient option by choosing Invisalign®. Consisting of a series of clear, custom-made aligners, Invisalign® offers a number of great benefits for patients who want to improve their smiles without traditional orthodontic treatment. (more…)

Do You Need A Bilingual Dentist?

vivaA Viva Dental Family Dentistry, we strive to set ourselves apart from other practices. We offer a wide array of amenities and care for patients of all ages. Some of our team members are also bilingual, ensuring that language barriers don’t prevent you from receiving the care necessary to enjoy a lifetime of healthy and beautiful smiles. Do you need a bilingual dentist? Do you have questions about our amenities and treatment options?

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Do You Have A Missing Tooth?

viva missing toothDid you know that losing even a single tooth can increase the risk of serious complications, ranging from misalignment to TMJ disorder and bruxism? As the rate of tooth loss increases, so does the risk of facial collapse and other oral health concerns. Fortunately, we have options available to help replace one or more missing teeth. If you have a missing tooth, contact our office today to discuss whether you benefit from a bridge or an implant.

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3 Serious Consequences of Teeth-Grinding

3 serious consequences of teeth grindingBruxism, or the habit of constantly grinding your teeth, poses a serious risk to your oral health if it isn’t treated. Unlike occasionally clenching your teeth, bruxism involves relentless, often unconscious teeth-grinding. Since it often occurs at night, you can’t stop it simply by trying to be aware of it. To underscore the importance of bruxism treatment, we explore three serious consequences of teeth-grinding, and what the condition can mean for the long-term health of your smile. (more…)