Trinity Dental Blog

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dentures may be the first thing you think of. They helped millions of people regain their smile and confidence. While they are a great option, you likely have experienced denture sores before. They can happen when you are new to the prosthetic or when you switch over to a new set. Despite being frustrating to deal with, here is what you can do about them.

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Dental implants are the best tooth replacement option out there. Because they replace the roots of the missing teeth, implants allow for numerous additional benefits. This includes comfort, stability, and longevity. If your dental implant is feeling sensitive or painful, this could be a sign that something isn’t quite right. Continue reading to learn which steps you should take if you find yourself in the situation.

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Vacation season is in full swing, which means its time to get geared up for fun! But before you head out the door this summer, be sure to bring along your most gorgeous grin! Don’t let dental flaws and imperfections prevent you from showcasing your best smile ever- here are a few cosmetic dentistry treatments that will help make your teeth sparkle like the summer sun!

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Age can impact your appearance in many ways, and your smile is no exception. Years of eating and speaking daily can eventually impact the way your teeth look and function. You may already know that your dentist offers several cosmetic services to enhance your looks. However, you might hesitate to seek treatment if you’re afraid you’ve waited too long to address your concerns.

Fortunately, there’s no age limit on upgrading your grin! Continue reading to learn about 3 popular procedures that can boost your confidence by preserving a younger visage!

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Dental bridges have been used to replace lost teeth for centuries, and modern appliances are more comfortable, durable, and lifelike than ever before. While a bridge is a long-term investment in your appearance and oral health, it will eventually become worn out and require replacement. Here’s a brief guide to why your appliance may come loose and what to do if your dental bridge becomes dislodged from your smile.

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When you get a dental bridge to replace a missing tooth, it won’t be long before you start appreciating the benefits of having a complete smile again. At the same time, though, you may be worried about the longevity of your new prosthesis. Just how long will your dental bridge last before you need to think about replacing it? Your dentist is here to explain everything you need to know about the potential longevity of your dental bridge.

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Whether you’ve received a crown due to decay, trauma, or cosmetic reasons, the next step is ensuring a smooth recovery. Luckily, with a little care and attention, you can heal quickly and protect your new dental crown for many years! But what is the recovery process like, and what are the best ways to prevent complications? Read on to learn what to expect after getting a dental crown and how to make your recovery a breeze.

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Dental implants are a big investment, which is why many patients take a little time before committing to moving forward with the treatment. If you’ve just decided to commit to treatment, but fate has it that you’re also pregnant, will you be able to carry on with restoring your smile? Read on to learn more about the ins-and-outs of getting dental implants if you’re pregnant.

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When dentures fit as they should, you can likely get through the day just fine without a denture adhesive. However, some people like the added security of using an adhesive with their dentures. It is able to prevent small movements and food particles from becoming trapped and causing irritation and bad breath. It can be overwhelming to choose one with such a wide selection. Here are the three main types of denture adhesive so you can decide which one is best for you.

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Your dentures are meant to increase your chewing power, enhance your facial aesthetics, and improve your overall quality of life. However, they can only live up to that potential if you take care of them! What are some things you should do to protect both your dentures and your oral health? Here are a few basic best practices for denture maintenance:

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