As your baby begins to get teeth, you may notice something a bit different about the way their front teeth are growing in. You may not be able to see your baby’s top teeth when they smile, or notice an increasing gap in their top front teeth as they come in. You may also notice an alarming flap of skin protruding between their top teeth that appears strange. This is an oral condition commonly referred to as being ‘lip tied’, and should be addressed when your baby goes in for their first dental appointment.…
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In recent years, the dental world has made great progress in creating natural looking porcelain veneers for clients’ teeth. Research has developed stronger types of porcelain that reflect light in a more authentic way. Also, improved digital imaging allows dentists to better match the shape and color of patients’ real teeth. As a result, more people end up looking natural with the addition of their veneers, unlike the bad old days of the over-sized, too-white Chiclets that plagued men and women in the entertainment business in particular.…
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There are many different problems that can affect your child’s bite, and one of the most obvious is an open bite. An open bite is exactly what it sounds like: when your child bites down, their teeth won’t come together in the front, leaving a noticeable opening. Here’s what you need to know about this problem.
What causes an open bite?
An open bite is usually caused by the force of the tongue pushing against the front teeth.…
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