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15 Sep

Posted at 08:03h in Dental Services by
Are your teeth chipped, cracked, stained, or broken? If so, you could benefit from dental bonding. Dental bonding is a procedure where a resin material is applied to an existing tooth. Primarily a cosmetic procedure, it can sometimes offer functional benefits as well. Looking to learn a little more about dental bonding? Then keep on reading!

24 Aug

Posted at 08:02h in Dental Tips by
In today’s hectic environment, it’s important that we take the time to maintain good dental hygiene. Failure to do so can lead to a number of troubling conditions, each of which comes with its own set of issues. While some dental problems are relatively rare, some dental issues are more common than others. Curious as to what these problems are? Then read on.

08 Aug

Posted at 08:01h in Teeth Alignment by
Straightening your teeth in Skokie, Illinois has both aesthetic and functional benefits. As such, many individuals opt for braces. The primary obstacle for most people is that braces can be aesthetically unappealing. Or, are they? Fortunately, due to the development of clear aligners, you don’t have to worry about wearing shiny metal in your mouth. Instead, you can straighten your teeth discreetly. Interested in learning more about clear aligners? Then read below!

15 Jul

Posted at 08:01h in Teeth Whitening by
In modern society, white teeth have become a hallmark of positive human aesthetics. Those with a mouth full of pearly white teeth are generally considered to be more attractive than those with yellowed or discolored teeth. Whether it’s right or wrong, white teeth are the ideal in today’s world. To accommodate people’s desire for white teeth, the dental industry has manufactured a wide variety of teeth whitening products. Some of them are highly effective, and unfortunately, some are not. Professional teeth whitening performed in the dental office can increase tooth shade by as many as 8 times. It is by far the most effective teeth whitening method.

24 Jun

Posted at 08:01h in Dental Services by
Gum disease affects about 75% of the US population, with 47% being mild or severe cases of periodontal disease. The main difference is that gingivitis affects the gums and is reversible, and periodontitis affects the supporting structure of the tooth and has more permanent side effects. Both are treated by a dental hygienist, periodontist, or your general dentist and require consistent compliance from patients. Curious as to whether you might suffer from gingivitis? Looking to learn a little more about the condition? Then you’re in the right place. This article has all the information you need.

08 Jun

Posted at 08:03h in Root Canal by
There are a variety of different dental health conditions, each of which can be corrected by specific approaches and procedures. One of the most common dental procedures is the root canal, which is used to relieve the pain of decayed tooth pulp. Looking to learn a little more about root canals in Evanston, Illinois? This article has you covered.

24 May

Posted at 08:02h in Cavity Fillings by
Improper dental care leads to a number of tooth and gum problems. One of the most common diseases associated with teeth is the presence of cavities. In fact, it is estimated that around 91% of Americans have suffered from at least one cavity in their lifetime. Interested in learning more about this all-too-common tooth decay issue? Then read on! Below, we’re going to explain more about cavities.

08 May

Posted at 08:03h in Oral Hygiene by
Everyone is susceptible to tooth and gum problems. However, as we grow older, tooth and gum problems become more and more common. It is important for seniors to see a dentist more regularly to help prevent major dental issues. While the risk of all types of oral health issues increases with age, there are certain conditions that tend to arise in seniors more often than other age groups. The top 6 of these conditions will be reviewed below:

24 Apr

Posted at 08:02h in Dental Services by
One of the newest advancements in dental technology is the 3Shape Intraoral Scanner. This device allows dentists to digitize tooth impressions in a quick and almost effortless manner. We use the 3Shape Intraoral Scanner here at Dental Innovations in Lincoln Square, Chicago, Illinois. Because of this, we’re able to offer our patients a level of care and service that they won’t get at most other dental offices. Interested in learning more about the 3Shape Intraoral Scanner? Read on for more information!