Dr. Asinmaz's Blog

People love Invisalign, and you’re no exception. It’s great that they pave the way for a straighter smile, but honestly? Your favorite part is how clear the trays are. This certainly makes it easier to enjoy photos and greet others confidently.

We love that for you, but you should know that if you don’t care for them properly, your Invisalign trays will stain. Keep reading to learn how to avoid the wrong kind of attention.

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is one of the most common dental health concerns in the world, estimated to affect one out of every two adults. It can cause a variety of concerning symptoms, like gum inflammation, bleeding when brushing and flossing, and chronic bad breath, but the good news is that the earliest stage is 100 percent treatable. Read on to learn more about gingivitis, the earliest stage of gum disease, and how it can be treated.

You deserve to have a smile that exudes confidence, you feel proud of, and that makes you want to grin even more! Unfortunately, for many people, cosmetic flaws like dental discoloration, damage, and misalignment can get in the way of this happening. If you’ve taken the first big step towards earning a smile that you love and scheduled a consultation with a cosmetic dentist, you’re on the right path. Read on to learn three important questions to be prepared to ask your dentist during your consultation so you can achieve the best possible results.

A persistent or frequent ringing of the ears, often called “tinnitus,” is a condition that affects 50 to 60 million people in the United States. It is especially common for people over the age of 55 and is strongly associated with hearing loss. However, this isn’t the only reason you could be experiencing this issue. A less obvious cause of tinnitus is temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD). Here’s how these two issues are related to each other.

In the United States, 170 million people have lost teeth. If you’re one of them, you might have heard about dental implants. These implants replace both the visible part of the tooth and its roots. This makes them more durable and long-lasting than other tooth replacement options. If you’re thinking about getting dental implants, you might be worried about pain. Keep reading to find out more about the procedure and how it feels.

If you’re longing for flawless teeth but feel that yours might be hopeless, you’re in luck. Your dentist can remake your smile with a combination of different cosmetic and restorative treatments to achieve your desired results. Before they can suggest potential solutions, however, you must first have a consultation appointment with them. This allows them to examine your mouth and learn about your goals as well as any concerns you may have about the condition of your grin. This is also the perfect time to ask any questions you might have so that you’re fully informed before moving forward, too. Keep reading to learn about 3 things you should know before beginning your smile makeover!

If you’ve read anything about veneers, you’re probably excited about what you’ve heard. They’re capable of some incredible changes, from the color to the alignment of your teeth.

However, you may also know that in order to get veneers, you will need to remove a portion of your enamel. That being the case, you might wonder whether you could suffer increased sensitivity as a result of the treatment. Here’s what you should know.

Are you one of the approximately 178 million Americans who are missing a tooth? If so, you might be thinking about dental implants to fill in the gap and complete your smile. Dental implants are a popular choice because they’re strong, lasting, and look natural. However, there are some factors that could stop you from getting dental implants right away. Read on as we explore four issues that might need to be fixed before you can proceed with the treatment.

Have you been considering Invisalign to straighten your smile? Even after completing treatment, it’s vital to follow through with the post-treatment phase to maintain your results and preserve your beautiful smile for the long haul. Your retainer plays a crucial role in this process. Keep reading as we delve into why it’s essential to wear your retainer once you complete Invisalign treatment.

Balancing a healthy diet amidst the demands of work, school, social obligations, and the pursuit of sufficient sleep can be challenging. Occasionally, you might come across appealing diet trends online that appear manageable to adopt. However, not all of these diets offer the health benefits they promise. Explore three prevalent diet trends that can detrimentally affect your oral health, along with recommended alternatives.