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One of the things some patients notice when they first start wearing Invisalign is that they sound a little different. You put the clear aligners in and suddenly your “S” sounds a little lispy, or certain words just don't come out quite the way you're used to. The...
If your lower front teeth sit in front of your upper front teeth when you bite, you have what most people call an underbite. Dentists may also describe this as a Class III bite. For some people, it is very minor and doesn't really cause a problem. For others, it can...
Introduction One of the first things Invisalign patients notice isn't their smile: it's their aligners. A few days into treatment, many people ask the same question: "Why do my trays already look cloudy?" At NEESH Dental, this is one of the most common questions we...
Can gum disease affect your brain? new research says yes We’ve been telling you for years that your oral health is deeply connected to your overall wellness—and now there’s science backing that up! A recent report from the Spanish Society of Dentistry and...
When it comes to achieving a picture-perfect smile, celebrities have access to the best cosmetic treatments in the world. Many A-listers have opted for Invisalign—the nearly invisible, removable aligners that straighten teeth without the metal wires and brackets. The...
Did you know that the health of your mouth and gut are closely connected? The oral cavity is home to diverse bacterial communities that influence more than just your teeth and gums—it serves as a gateway to your entire digestive system. Emerging research reveals that...
If you're struggling with jaw pain, headaches, or teeth clenching and grinding (bruxism), you may be suffering from TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders. While traditional treatment options like physical therapy, medications, and dental splints have been effective...
Smoking is a common habit that many people enjoy, whether it’s through cigarettes, cigars, or pipes. If you’ve noticed that your teeth feel sensitive when you smoke, it’s a sign that your oral health might need some attention. This blog explains why smoking leads to...
Snoring and sleep apnea: why mouth breathing is not the best for your oral health This blog is all about how our habitual breathing patterns influence our oral health. It touches on the link between orthodontic problems and breathing habits, as well as discussing...
For years, Sarah dreaded the holidays. While her family and friends seemed to light up with the season, she was always dragging, tired, and a little self-conscious. Her teeth had become more crowded over the years, and between her low energy and not feeling great...
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