It is normal for teeth to shift a little over time. But if your teeth have begun to shift for no apparent reason, you are probably worried. Missing teeth is one of the most obvious causes of shifting. But if you still have all of your teeth, then something else is to blame for the shifting.
Teeth shift for many reasons. And if your teeth have slowly moved out of position over time, the following habits could be to blame.
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Many people need to have dental crowns in their mouths following a period of decay. Do not be alarmed if your dentist tells you that one or more dental crowns will be required because this is an almost everyday procedure in many dental practices — almost as common as fillings, in some cases. What is involved with fitting dental crowns in Australia these days?
What Is a Dental Crown?
Firstly, a crown is a simple cap that is positioned over the visible part of a tooth.
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While traditional metal braces are an excellent treatment option for people that need to have their teeth straightened, they're not for everyone, especially adults that are too apprehensive about being seen wearing orthodontic appliances.
If you have crooked teeth and feel self-conscious about wearing shiny braces, there are alternative treatment options you can consider to fix your teeth and better your smile. One of them is clear aligners like Invisalign.
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Are you self-conscious about smiling?
Whether it is due to trauma to the teeth or an underlying dental health issue, losing one or more of your permanent front teeth can be a devastating thing. This is because the gaps left behind by the missing teeth will affect your dental appearance and smile, lowering your confidence and self-esteem.
Fortunately, your dentist can provide you with dentures to restore your smile and confidence.
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Tooth whitening is perhaps the easiest and most affordable way of restoring your smile and the natural glow of your teeth. There are two main ways through which you can remove stains that make your teeth look dull. First, you can visit your dentist and obtain in-office whitening. The second option is to purchase a tooth whitening kit to use by yourself at home.
But which option will work best for you?
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