Blog – Kelly Thanh DDS Inc

Dental implants are a highly reliable form of tooth replacement with a success rate of 95%. That being said, there are many bad habits that can potentially put dental implants at risk, and you need to stay away from them if you want to protect your newly restored smile. Below is a closer look at 5 habits that individuals with dental implants should break as soon as possible.

Although many patients consider their overcrowded teeth more of an aesthetic concern than an actual dental problem, the truth is that misalignments can detract from your appearance and your oral health. If they overlap, it’s harder to keep them clean, which increases your vulnerability to common issues like tooth decay and gum disease.

Fortunately, your dentist can straighten your smile with Invisalign, but you must continue to care for your teeth carefully to prevent problems during treatment. Continue reading to learn more about avoiding cavities with Invisalign!

November has arrived and if you’re like nine-in-ten Americans who celebrate Thanksgiving, you’re probably eagerly awaiting the big day. This time of year is perfect for sharing family recipes or indulging in the many spiced flavors of the season. However, if you don’t take the proper precautions, you might end up hurting your smile.

Brushing and flossing your teeth is a great way to increase their resistance to decay, disease, and injuries, but certain foods could potentially harm them regardless. Continue reading to learn about three common culprits to avoid over the holidays to preserve your dental health!

Has it been a while since your last visit to the dental office? It is recommended that most people see their dentist every six months for regular cleanings and checkups, but when you have a busy schedule, it can be easy to forget to schedule visits and get out of the practice. Fortunately, it is never too late to start working towards better oral health. Here’s what you can expect for your first visit back to the dental office.