Blue Coast Dental Group Blog

Like a lot of folks out there, maybe you’ve been wanting to get an Invisalign treatment. That makes perfect sense – this procedure would quickly straighten out your whole smile! Well, it so happens that this summer is a great time to start using smile-aligning trays. Doing so during these next three months has many great perks and benefits. If that sounds good, read on to learn four key reasons to start Invisalign this summer.

Are you soon going to attend your first Invisalign appointment? You have a lot to be excited about! Still, you might wonder about the road in front of you. What can you do to prepare for Invisalign treatment? This blog post provides some practical tips that will help you get your teeth-straightening journey off to an excellent start.

The idea of enjoying a straighter smile is what keeps most people on track while wearing Invisalign. Looking ahead to a time when aligners are no longer necessary can be motivation to follow the dentist’s orders. But what can you do to reduce the risk of delaying treatment? Are there certain things you should follow as well as avoid? Keep reading to learn the do’s and don’ts of wearing Invisalign clear aligners.

You may expect to see small changes in your face as the years and decades pass, but certain factors can accelerate changes in your appearance. In fact, advanced gum disease even has the potential to significantly impact the way you look! How can gum disease affect the shape of your face, and what can you do to protect yourself from it? This blog post explains some important information.

Are you considering a smile makeover to enhance your teeth and boost your confidence? A series of cosmetic treatments can be a life-changing experience. However, it’s important to be well-prepared before diving into the process. To ensure you make the most of your smile makeover consultation, here are some essential questions to discuss with your dentist.

If you’re feeling self-conscious about the imperfections in your smile, you have probably already considered asking your dentist about cosmetic dentistry. But before you schedule a consultation, take note: your teeth and gums need to be in good health prior to any cosmetic procedures. Below is a brief look at why cavities and gum disease need to be taken care of before you can focus on improving the aesthetics of your grin.

As a new year dawns, it’s the perfect time to set positive intentions for your dental health, including your teeth. If you have dental insurance, there’s a strategic advantage to scheduling your dental checkup early in the year. Most insurance plans reset their maximum benefits at the first of the year, so now is the time to strike while the iron is hot.

Keep reading to discover the many reasons to prioritize your oral health as soon as possible.

A knocked-out tooth is a dental emergency that demands immediate attention. Teeth have a shelf-life of around thirty minutes before the likelihood of reinsertion drops significantly. If you’re scrambling, you may wonder if it’s possible to reinsert the tooth back into its socket by yourself.

To learn the answer and see why it’s important to seek professional help as soon as possible when you have a tooth knocked out, continue reading.

Dentures are among the most tried-and-true of all dental treatments, having assisted countless patients with rebuilding their smiles and restoring their quality of life. That said, as dependable as they are, they require a particular amount of care to remain functional, clean, and most importantly, comfortable to wear! Here are a few must-know tips that your dentist wants you to keep in mind concerning denture care, so that you’re able to get impressive mileage out of your new smile!

People don’t often focus on a toothache’s qualities. Instead, most are just concerned that their teeth hurt and look for the quickest fix. Still, the truth is that there are different kinds of tooth pain. Knowing the type you’re facing will thus help with future treatment. Luckily, your Torrance dentist has the scoop on this particular topic. Here are some of the most common types of tooth pain and what they might mean for you.