Why Your Invisalign Trays Don't Appreciate The Heat

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Any new appliance comes with care instructions. A lot of these instructions relate to the material the appliance is made of, and it’s the same with an orthodontic appliance, like your new Invisalign trays. There are certain things that your trays should not be exposed to, and heat is at the top of the list. Heat Your transparent Invisalign trays are made of a thermoplastic polymer. This makes them reactive to heat—which they need to be during the manufacturing process.…

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Why Water Flossers Are Ideal For Cleaning Dental Implants

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Flossing is an important part of dental hygiene because it removes plaque and food debris from between teeth. However, flossing around dental implants can be difficult. Using traditional floss can also harm dental work such as dental implants, crowns, and bridges. A simple and efficient alternative to typical dental floss is water flossing. What is a water flosser? A water flosser is a handheld device that uses a pump to generate enough pressure to pump water from a reservoir through a tip to clean between teeth.…

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3 Common Dental Implant Complications

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Dental implants are ideal for people with missing and broken or severely decayed teeth that are beyond repair. Individuals with insufficient bone can also benefit from the treatment. The procedure has various benefits. The implants behave like natural teeth, so you will regain your normal chewing power soon enough after the surgery. Unlike other temporary dental restorative procedures like bridges, implants can last a lifetime. Moreover, dental add-ons can prevent bone loss by providing the necessary stimulation for healthy bone growth.…

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