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Human teeth chew through a lot of material over the decades, and years of exposure to stain-causing pigments, dyes, and tannins can leave a smile with unsightly stains and discoloration that will not respond to conventional oral hygiene methods. Fortunately, professional teeth whitening treatments from your dentist can lift even stubborn stains and discoloration and leave a smile up to eight shades brighter. Here’s a brief guide to how the process works and how many treatments you may need.

One of the first things people notice about you is the quality of your smile, but if your teeth are blemished, you might not make a positive impression. If your grin appears more gray than pearly white, you might feel self-conscious about your looks and avoid spending time with others.

Fortunately, you don’t have to live with tinted teeth forever. Your dentist offers several cosmetic and restorative procedures that can enhance your appearance. Continue reading for 3 potential causes for gray-toned enamel and how they’re treated!

Even small imperfections in your teeth can affect how you feel about your smile. Thankfully, dental bonding is a simple and effective way to enhance your appearance. If you’re considering this treatment, one of the most common questions is: How long does it last? While bonding isn’t permanent, it can offer lasting results with the right care. Read on to learn more about the lifespan of dental bonding!

If you have noticeable flaws in your smile that make you feel insecure or embarrassed, you’ve likely already thought about correcting them with the help of a smile makeover. These completely customizable combinations of both cosmetic and restorative treatments can help not only improve the appearance of your teeth, but your self-esteem as well.

Here are a few impressive treatments that you can include in your transformation!

Invisalign aligners are custom-made to fit your teeth perfectly, but sometimes they may feel too tight, too loose, or just not right. If this happens, don’t panic! There are simple steps you can take to resolve the issue and keep your treatment on track. Continue reading to learn what you should do if your Invisalign aligner refuses to fit.