If you have chipped teeth, dental implants can be excellent options. These are durable appliances which will normally last a lifetime. Still, they are not entirely impervious to damage. What are some habits to avoid in order to protect your implants?

- Wear a mouthguard if you grind your teeth while sleeping.
- Do not open packages or bottles with your teeth.
- See your dentist on a regular basis in order to detect any small issues.

"Your professional dentist can provide you with regular checkups and cleanings."
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It’s a fact that teenagers hate wearing dental braces. However, parents and dentist don’t conspire to make life miserable for today’s younger generation and help is at hand thanks to modern advances in dental care and there are now less visible options available.
- Invisalign is a system of transparent trays that progressively change to move teeth into place.
- Lingual Braces are placed on the inside of the teeth and are almost unnoticeable.
- Damon Braces are similar to traditional braces but use clear supports rather than wire.
These are the most common and best choices for “more attractive, subtle and effective” alternatives to braces and further details can be found at https://yourdentalhealthresource.com/my-teenager-doesnt-want-braces-what-are-my-alternatives/.

People with sensitive teeth experience discomfort and pain when they eat or brush their teeth. Can sensitivity be treated and how long is the healing process?

Key points:

- Sensitivity is temporary if it due to dental procedures like root canal therapy and placing of veneers.
- Your sensitivity might need treatment if caused by teeth grinding, gum disease, whitening and aggressive brushing.
- Prevent sensitivity by using a fluorinated toothpaste and soft-bristled toothbrush to clean your teeth.
Visit your dentist to establish causes of your sensitivity and possible treatments.
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