Showing posts with label corona invisalign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corona invisalign. Show all posts

Thursday, June 1, 2017

Invisalign Instead of Braces for Straight Teeth

Invisalign® is the revolutionary way to straighten teeth, and if you have been reluctant to see a dentist or orthodontist because you don’t want to wear conventional wires, and brackets, talk to Dental Care of Corona who can determine if you are a good fit for Invisalign®.

Old School Braces

Conventional braces can take up to two years to straighten your teeth, but that isn’t the only problem with old school braces. Because you cannot remove the wires and brackets, it is impossible to brush and floss properly. With conventional braces tooth decay and gum disease are both issues. Conventional wires and brackets can also cause pain when adjusted.

Invisalign® Clear Plastic Aligners

Invisalign® consists of a series of clear plastic aligners that you wear between 20 and 22 hours every day. Because you remove your aligners when you eat, brush and floss you are less likely to deal with gum disease or tooth decay.

The Invisalign® Process

Dental Care of Corona will custom make the Invisalign®  trays and give you between 11 and 31 sets of clear plastic trays that you will swap out every week or two depending on your Invisalign® customized tooth straightening plan.

Unlike conventional wires and brackets, you will only need to see your Corona Dentist every 6 weeks to make sure that your Invisalign® treatment is going according to plan. Old school wires and brackets require more frequent dental appointments. Although the average for Invisalign®  wearers is between 9 and 18 months, some patients will have a brand new smile in as little as six months.


If you want to boost your self-confidence and repair your rotated, tipped, or crooked teeth, schedule an appointment with Dental Care of Corona who can determine if Invisalign® is right for you. You really can have the smile that you deserve. Call for a no obligation Invisalign® consultation today. 

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Cosmetic Dentistry for a New You

If you have been considering a makeover for your teeth and gums, contact your dentist who can help determine what cosmetic or restorative dental treatments would be best for your smile.

Cosmetic and restorative dental procedures are not entirely cosmetic as treatments such as dental implants can actually improve your bite.

These days you don’t have to spend a fortune or several months to get the smile that you have always wanted. Modern dental technology has made it possible to fix chips, cracks and fill in gaps in just one appointment with an affordable solution known as CEREC®. With CEREC®, you can have the smile of your dreams in just one single visit. CEREC® is used for veneers, dental crowns and to replace your old silver amalgam fillings. Some dentists are even using CEREC® for dental implants.
If your stained or discolored teeth cannot be helped with over the counter or professional tooth whitening, you may want to consider Dental Veneers. Dental Veneers have come a long way and can cover up those interior stains or old restorations that have been keeping you from smiling.

Of course, if you are unsure about Dental Veneers, but would still like to close that gap between your teeth, talk to your dentist about dental bonding. Dental bonding is a procedure that is used for inlays, onlays and chipped teeth. Your dentist may also recommend dental bonding to lengthen your short teeth or to replace your old fillings.

If you have always disliked your smile because your gum line nearly covers your teeth, call and schedule an appointment with your dentist for crown lengthening. Crown lengthening is a procedure that can be used to get rid of your gummy smile.

Tooth recontouring is another procedure that your dentist may consider if you do not like the shape of your teeth. Reshaping or recontouring, also known as slenderizing, stripping, enameloplasty or odontoplasty is a dental procedure that your dentist may use to remove small amounts of enamel on your teeth. This will change the surface, shape, or length of your tooth or teeth. Recontouring is used to balance your smile.


If you would like more information regarding cosmetic or restorative dental procedures call and schedule and appointment with your dentist today. 

Friday, January 15, 2016

A New Year and a New Smile

It’s a New Year, and if one of your New Year’s resolutions is to fix your smile, call and schedule an appointment with your dentist for a no obligation cosmetic dentistry consultation.

Your dentist explains that one of the first things people notice about you is your pearly whites, and if yours is less than impressionable, you may want to consider cosmetic dentistry.

In a recent Colgate survey, nearly 88 percent of people surveyed said that a beautiful smile was the first thing that they remembered about a person with a staggering 94 percent saying the first thing they noticed was not the body or the eyes, but the smile. More than a third surveyed also said they would probably not go on a blind date with someone who had crooked teeth.

A beautiful smile helps you get noticed, and more importantly helps you get that dream job or promotion that you have been vying for. A nice smile also helps boost your self-esteem and gives you more confidence.

If you would like to feel more confident when you smile, call or click and schedule an appointment with your dentist who can determine what dental cosmetic procedures would be best for your particular needs.

During your appointment, your dentist will thoroughly examine your mouth making sure you are healthy enough for any type of cosmetic dental procedure. If you have gum disease or tooth decay, your dentist will want to take care of that first before continuing. Even tooth whitening requires a healthy mouth as the bleaching agent could cause problems if your gums are red, swollen, bleeding or receding.

If you have been given a clean bill of health, your dentist will discuss your cosmetic treatment options, which may include Dental Veneers, Dental Bonding, CEREC Restorations, Tooth Whitening, Inlays, Onlays, Tooth Colored Fillings, Invisible Braces, Tooth Colored Crowns or a Complete Mouth Restoration.    


If a new smile has been on your mind, call and schedule an appointment with your dentist who can determine what type of cosmetic dental restorations are right for you. Call or click today. 

Sunday, February 1, 2015

Restorative Dentistry Can Help You Keep Your Teeth

Thanks to medical and dietary advances, people live longer. However, your teeth and gums may not fare as well, and that is where your dentist comes in.

Restorative Dentistry is used for people who were perhaps not as diligent as they could be with regards to oral hygiene.

Your teeth and gums age just like you do and that means it is imperative that you step it up when it comes to dental checkups, especially if you have had dental restorations in the past and are bragging about your 12 year old fillings.  

Your teeth are strong, but can also break, chip or become infected. Some teeth may even fall out especially if you have periodontal disease.

Tooth decay has declined in the past few years thanks to modern 21st century dental technology, better products and fluoridated water. Patient awareness, when it comes to Preventive Dentistry, is another reason that people are keeping their teeth for the rest of their lives.

Dental Care of Corona are the specialists when it comes to Dental Restorations and Restorative Dentistry and can truly turn your frown upside down.

There are several options when it comes to Dental Restorations. That gap in-between your front teeth can be fixed with Dental Bonding, Dental Veneers while that missing tooth, or teeth can be replaced with Dental Implants. Tooth colored dental Crowns can be used to replace your gold colored crowns while tooth colored resin is used to replace your silver amalgam fillings.

Restorative Dentistry is good for your teeth and gums, but also your self-confidence. According to Web MD, a healthy smile goes a long way when it comes to making an impression.

Straight teeth are not only necessary for a beautiful smile, but can also help your bite. Talk to Corona Dental Care about traditional braces or Invisalign, which is an amazing new product that can straighten your teeth without wires and brackets.

Dental Restorations can change the way you look and feel. Schedule an appointment with Corona Dental Care today and keep your teeth for as long as you live. 

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Invisible Braces for the Smile That You have Always Wanted

Cosmetic Dentistry is something that everyone can afford thanks to Dental Care of Corona. Gone are the days when Cosmetic Dentistry was reserved for the rich and famous. Thanks to your your dentist, you can have your teeth whitened, bonded, or straightened with modern dental techniques that will not break the bank.

Improving your smile has never been easier and with today’s advancements, you can have natural looking teeth that are extremely durable. Schedule an appointment with your Corona Cosmetic Dentist who can advise you on tooth colored fillings, dental implants and straighter teeth, even if you are an adult.

Invisalign is an amazing way to get straight teeth without having to wear bulky metal braces. Of course, traditional braces have changed over the years, but you can still see them, and because they have to be worn 24 hours a day, seven day a week can be quite uncomfortable.

Schedule a complimentary consultation with your Cosmetic Dentist who will be able to determine your candidacy for Invisalign.

Invisalign works by wearing a series of invisible aligners that no one can see, and because the majority of treatments can be completed in as little as a year, your smile will be perfect before you know it.

Invisalign aligners are meant to be worn for 20 to 22 hours each day and removed when you eat, drink, brush, and floss. The comfortable aligners require less time in the dentist’s chair because you will not have to have your metal wires and brackets constantly adjusted.

Invisalign works by wearing a new set of aligners every couple of weeks. Your dentist will schedule appointments every six weeks ensuring that your Invisalign treatment is on the right track. The average number of aligners worn varies from patient to patient but is usually between eighteen and thirty.

Dental Care of Corona is a premier elite Invisalign provider putting your Corona Cosmetic Dentist at the top of the list when it comes to Invisalign expertise in the United States.

If you are tired of your closed mouth smile, contact Dental Care of Corona for a complimentary Invisalign consultation today.