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Latest Dental Treatments

Dentistry has come a long way in recent times, from being just a mere cosmetic procedure to becoming a critical aspect of maintaining overall health. Among the latest dental treatments that have improved the industry, dental implants top the list. These are artificial teeth that are surgically implanted into the jaw…

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Overview

Dentistry has come a long way in recent times, from being just a mere cosmetic procedure to becoming a critical aspect of maintaining overall health. Among the latest dental treatments that have improved the industry, dental implants top the list. These are artificial teeth that are surgically implanted into the jawbone, giving the patient the look and feel of natural teeth. Implants serve as excellent alternatives for those who have lost teeth due to injury or decay. They are durable and long-lasting, with a success rate of over 95% in most cases. Dental implants offer several benefits over traditional dentures, including improved self-esteem, better eating habits, and overall oral hygiene. Besides dental implants, another advanced treatment option is laser dentistry. This technique uses a laser to remove damaged or decayed dental tissue, resulting in less pain and discomfort for the patient. Lasers are also used in teeth whitening treatments, speeding up the process, and making teeth up to five shades lighter in just one session. Invisible braces are also an exciting innovation in dentistry, allowing adults to fix their teeth discreetly without the use of traditional metal braces. These braces work using a series of clear, removable, and comfortable aligners that are custom-made according to the patient’s teeth. Lastly, orthodontic treatment using bone-anchored maxillary protraction is another advanced procedure used to fix cross-bites in children. This treatment involves attaching tiny implants to the upper jaw, which allow a forward pull on the patient's upper teeth, reducing the severity of crossbites and improving dental health. In conclusion, dentistry is evolving every day, and the latest dental treatments are making it possible for people to maintain healthy, beautiful smiles with ease. With advanced procedures such as dental implants, laser dentistry, invisible braces, and bone-anchored maxillary protraction, one can confidently show off their pearly whites.

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Austin Lin Yee · United States Janet H. Southerland · United States Brian Muzyka · United States

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