Tooth Minute Tuesday
Dental implants look like natural teeth, and they also feel like them to some extent. Here, our Medicine Hat dentists describe the similarities and differences.
Our Medicine Hat dentists are often asked if overbites can be fixed with clear aligners. The answer is yes, but first, we need to understand what an overbite is, why it should be fixed and what the process entails.
People with missing teeth sometimes look older than they really are as a result of the deterioration of jawbone that comes with tooth loss. Our Medicine Hat dentists explain why this happens and how dental implants can help.
Are you wondering how you can get the most out of your clear aligners - and how to wear them so you'll feel as comfortable as possible? Our Medicine Hat dentists review some tips for you.
If your dentist recommends a dental implant to replace missing teeth, you may first require bone grafting. In this post, our Medicine Hat dentists explain bone grafting for dental implants.
Our Medicine Hat dentists are here to describe what you can expect before, during, and after using Invisalign clear aligners, and how Invisalign can help you achieve the smile you want.
Because Invisalign doesn’t look like the braces you remember seeing years ago, you may wonder how they help straighten your teeth. Here, our Medicine Hat dentists explain the details.
If you're already scared of the dentist, you know how hard it can be even to pick up the phone and dial the dentist's number. Your tooth is throbbing, getting worse day by day, and yet enduring that ever increasing pain in your face is somehow better than stepping foot within a 100 yard radius of a dental office.
Whether it’s your friend or secretly you, it doesn’t matter - dental fear is a serious issue, and it absolutely should NEVER be looked at from a judgmental mindset. It’s often hard for those who aren’t scared of dentistry whatsoever to understand what’s truly going on in the mind of someone with a dental phobia. When you do understand dental fear, it can help you prevent your kids or grandkids from developing it. And if its something that’s already taken hold in your or a loved one’s life, then