Flagship Dental Group Blog

Have you just begun your Invisalign journey? Congratulations on committing to a healthier and more beautiful smile! However, as excited as you might feel to achieve your results, the journey ahead of you will require some diligence. That said, you might already feel like you’re off to a tough start if you’re dealing with discomfort from wearing the aligners. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to find relief and keep your treatment on track.

If you’ve been living without teeth for many years, you might be wondering whether dentures are still an option. The good news is that yes, it’s absolutely still possible to get dentures and restore your smile, even if significant time has passed since you’ve lost your pearly whites! Whether you lost your teeth due to gum disease, injury, or other issues, modern dentistry can help you rebuild your smile and prevent the jawbone loss that’s associated with missing teeth. Here’s what you need to know.

Adjusting to life with dentures typically takes most patients a little time, including learning which foods to avoid and which ones are denture-friendly. While dentures allow you to enjoy most of your favorite meals again, certain foods can still damage your appliance or cause potential discomfort, among other issues. Fortunately, there are plenty of delicious alternatives that are gentle on your dentures and still satisfying to eat. Here’s what you need to know.

A gap between your two front teeth, known as a diastema, is a common dental trait that some people admire as a part of their unique smile. However, it’s also not unheard of to want to close the gap, either for aesthetic or functional reasons. Here’s what you need to know about diastemas, along with a few ways your cosmetic dentist can help you address the issue and unlock your smile’s dazzling potential!

If you want to enhance multiple aspects of your smile – from the shape of your teeth to how bright they are – there’s no better option than veneers! This popular cosmetic dental service is widely loved because, in addition to being versatile, the results can last for over a decade with proper care. Below, you will find six habits to adopt to get the most out of your veneers.

Did you know that there are over 3,000 emojis today? Rewind a few decades (back to 1963, to be exact), and there was one influential one: the smiley face. A Worcester artist named Harvey Ball created it with the goal of spreading joy, kindness, and positivity throughout the world but, over the years, it’s been so commercialized that the original meaning has been lost. That’s why World Smile Day is so important! To learn more about how you can participate this October 4^th, read on.

When preparing for any cosmetic treatment, it’s normal to get excited about your future results. Envisioning what your smile will look like can help you stay motivated to follow the guidelines provided by your dentist. But when choosing veneers, you may wonder why wearing temporary ones between your appointments is necessary. Find out why this step is important and what they can do to prepare you for life with a new set of teeth.

Although apple cider vinegar has been used for decades, it skyrocketed in popularity when people in the wellness space began talking about the many benefits they experienced using it. In fact, there have been claims over the years that it helps with everything from high cholesterol and blood sugar levels to obesity and high blood pressure. If you’ve been contemplating adding it into your daily routine, then keep reading to learn the answer to the popular question, “Is apple cider vinegar bad for your teeth?”

Sometimes, life can throw us a curveball—and it’s very possible for it to come in the form of a dental emergency! But if you’re ever dealing with an urgent situation involving your pearly whites, you should know that acting fast is always going to be in your best interest. Continue reading below for a few must-know tips that’ll help you find an emergency dentist quickly when your smile’s in trouble!

Is your first dental checkup and cleaning of the year coming up? If so, you should give yourself a pat on the back – you’re already on your way to a healthier smile in 2024! If you’ve struggled with dental-related anxiety in the past, the sights and sounds of the dental office put you on edge, or you’re simply interested in making your appointment as efficient as possible, then read on for five helpful tips for a smooth dental checkup.