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Clear aligners straighten teeth by applying gentle, continuous pressure through a series of custom-fitted plastic trays, each one nudging your teeth slightly closer to their final position. You switch to a new tray every one to two weeks, and over

“3 on 6” is a full-arch implant option that divides one arch into three separate bridges, each held up by just two implants (six implants total). It’s marketed as a more natural-looking alternative to All-on-4®, since it skips the artificial

Having your wisdom teeth removed is a common dental procedure, but the first few nights afterward can be uncomfortable. Swelling, soreness, and difficulty finding a comfortable sleeping position may make it harder to get the rest your body needs. The

If you usually brush your teeth as part of your morning routine, you may have wondered whether it is better to brush your teeth before breakfast or after breakfast. The short answer: For most people, brushing before breakfast is a

If you are missing teeth and considering dental implants, one of the first questions you may have is: Does Medicare or Medicaid cover dental implants? The answer is not always straightforward. Coverage depends on the type of insurance you have,

If you have diabetes, your dentist is more than just someone who checks your teeth twice a year — they’re an important part of your overall health care team. That’s because diabetes and oral health don’t just happen to occur

When people think about “community health,” dental care isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. Hospitals, primary care doctors, and public health campaigns tend to get the spotlight. But oral health is deeply woven into the overall health

Most dental problems give you time to schedule a normal appointment. But some don’t. Knowing the difference can save your tooth — and sometimes protect your health beyond your mouth. Here’s a practical Englewood-area guide to the warning signs that

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re overdue for a dental visit — or whether you really need to go twice a year — you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions patients ask us at The Town Dentist.