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Our smiles should look straight, bright, and beautiful. Unfortunately, sometimes our teeth do not grow this way, or become less than beautiful thanks to poor dental health. Here are some helpful tips to follow so your smile can be and stay dazzling.

 

Straight and aligned teeth are a big part of a perfect smile. Patients should first see an orthodontist around the age of seven. At this stage, a dentist will be able to evaluate how the teeth are growing in, and how the future permanent teeth might look. Undergoing orthodontic treatment will straighten crooked teeth, close gaps, space out crowding, and correct bite issues. This can also help prevent dental decay by creating even spaces that are easy to brush.

 

Maintaining good dental hygiene throughout life is perhaps the most vital step in achieving a beautiful smile. This involves brushing at least twice a day with a soft bristled toothbrush, and floss at least once a day. Our dentist can recommend products that will best aid you, such as toothpaste and mouthwash to address tooth sensitivity, fluoride supply, and tartar decay.

 

Another important step is seeing your dentist on a regular basis. At these appointments, your smile will be examined, cleaned, and polished. This is also a time for our dentist to inspect for oral cancer, which is when this is most often diagnosed. As early detection is vital for treatment, seeing a dentist at least every six months is an important part of your dental, oral, and overall health.

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