In the ever-evolving field of dentistry, patients are presented with an array of options to address various dental concerns. Among these options at Rainier Ave Dental dental implants and dental veneers, are two procedures designed to enhance the appearance and function of teeth. One of the most common questions that arise is: can I get…
Tooth loss is a common concern for adults in the United States. Millions are missing at least one tooth, and many of those are missing an entire arch or more. Thanks to advancements in the dental industry, there are several options for tooth replacement to restore the ability to eat and speak- which can ultimately…
Research indicates that nearly everyone has some type of malocclusion or tooth misalignment. Until the late 1990s, the primary treatment for this dental issue was traditional metal braces. However, this treatment could be uncomfortable and often took up to 2 years- sometimes more, depending on the complexity of the misalignment. In the late 1990s, Invisalign…
When you are missing one or more teeth, your ability to eat a variety of foods is impacted, which can significantly reduce your options. Dental implants restore your ability to eat most foods because they are inserted into the jawbone, which means they function like natural teeth. However, it’s important to note that this is…
Today, we’re diving into one of the most frequently asked questions about dental veneers: Are they permanent? Many people consider getting veneers to achieve their dream smile but hesitate due to uncertainty about their longevity and maintenance. This blog aims to shed light on what “permanent” means in the context of dental veneers, how long…
Your teeth play a critical role in your oral and overall health. First of all, they help you chew/digest food and help you speak clearly and support your facial shape. In addition, healthy teeth improve your confidence- which impacts your relationships, careers, social interactions, and more. Unfortunately, one of the biggest functional dental issues is…
According to dental experts, approximately 50% of the population is missing at least one tooth. Many are missing most or all of their teeth. This may be due to genetics, poor oral hygiene habits, lifestyle habits, lack of access to quality dental care, and so much more. Missing teeth can cause a variety of oral…