Pace Dental Blog

Dental implants are one of the most popular methods of tooth replacement, and it’s easy to see why. They routinely outlast other methods of tooth replacement by a factor of two to one.

While they’re certainly appealing, lots of people feel like they can’t find the time for dental implant surgery. However, if you’re looking for the opportunity, summer could actually be the perfect time to start. Here are a few reasons that’s the case.

Even with excellent oral health, dental emergencies can still happen unexpectedly. Whether it’s a sports injury or biting into something hard, a broken tooth or mouth injury can quickly ruin your day. Being prepared with the right tools can help reduce stress and make the situation more manageable. Keep reading to learn what essentials to include in your dental emergency kit.

Everyone knows that you can’t anticipate when an urgent situation will occur, and unfortunately, the same is true for dental emergencies. You could sustain an injury, lose a restoration, or develop a sudden toothache at any moment. It’s natural to want to head to the nearest ER any time you’re dealing with some medical issue, but many patients wonder whether that’s true for their mouths, too. The truth is that it’s often better to reach out to your dentist instead.

If something has happened and you need to find the right help fast, continue reading to learn why you’d probably be better off contacting your oral care provider first!

Invisalign is a great investment to fix bite and alignment issues without the noticeability or restrictions of metal braces. Clear aligners worn over your teeth will move them into position gradually. Continual pressure is necessary to avoid complications with your treatment, which is why your dentist has instructed you to wear them for at least 22 hours per day. If your aligners feel tight or are causing discomfort, you may not be wearing them long enough. Here’s how to ensure you’re keeping your treatment plan on track.

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Many people choose to straighten their teeth with Invisalign because it doesn’t involve any of the dietary restrictions or the pointy and conspicuous metal parts that come with traditional braces. While Invisalign can be an easier and more visually pleasing way to realign your smile, you’ll still need to stick to certain rules to achieve your desired result. Here’s a brief list of do’s and don’ts for wearing Invisalign to help you make the most of your treatment in the least amount of time.

Invisalign has revolutionized orthodontic treatment, offering a discreet and convenient alternative to traditional braces. However, despite its growing popularity, many people still have questions about this innovative solution. Here, we’ll address some of the most common inquiries surrounding Invisalign treatment.

Are you in need of a new dental crown? When a tooth has experienced significant damage, sometimes it is ideal to place a dental crown over it to protect it from additional harm and give it more structure. This procedure requires a unique preparation process in order to be successful. Continue reading to learn which steps you can expect when it’s time to get your new restoration.

Exercise is known to have many benefits from improving your strength and endurance to body aesthetics. However, some studies conducted by Colgate have found that exercise could have yet another health benefit—preventing gum disease. But how does pumping iron and jogging help your gums stay healthy?

If you want to learn more about gum disease and how getting fit could help you prevent it, continue reading.

Older people tend to have more dental health issues, but gum disease is a particularly prevalent problem after the age of sixty. While this can be in part due to the aging process, in many cases it has a lot to do with the gums enduring decades of bad habits and the onset of other health conditions. Here are a few reasons gum health can decline in your senior years and a few ways to keep them happy and healthy for decades to come.

You want a dental crown to repair your broken tooth, but you’ve heard there are a multitude of options to choose from when it comes to the material that is used to create it. Knowing which one is right for your needs will likely take a skilled professional who can survey the area and the severity of the damage while also considering your personal preference. Read on to discover the different types of materials that can be used to create dental crowns and which one you can expect to work for you.