Souris Valley Dental Group Blog

Graduating from high school or college is an exciting time! It means there are boundless possibilities ahead. As you are forging a new way into your future, why not consider bringing a new smile with you? Upgrading your teeth can not only build your confidence but can impact your career and social life. Read on to learn the benefits of a beautiful smile and possible cosmetic dental treatments to transform your pearly whites.

When many or all of your teeth need to be rebuilt or replaced, your dentist might recommend a full mouth reconstruction. The goal of the reconstruction process is to restore and improve the appearance, health, and function of your entire smile. The services that make up your treatment plan will depend on your specific needs and goals. To give you an idea of what you can expect, here are 4 procedures that are often part of a full mouth reconstruction.  

BOTOX is already a well-known treatment for reducing facial lines and wrinkles to look younger. However, it’s important to note that there isn’t just one way to have BOTOX done. In particular, microdosing BOTOX has become incredibly popular in recent years. What exactly is microdosing BOTOX, and why are so many people choosing it? Here are the basics you should know before trying it for yourself.

With so many people wanting to look as young as possible, it should be no surprise that BOTOX and similar treatments have become more and more popular in recent years. If you’ve been thinking of using one of these treatments to address some of your own facial imperfections, now is an excellent time! Below are 5 injectable trends that you might benefit from.

Do you want to replace your missing teeth for good? All-On-4 is a great option to restore a complete smile. Unlike traditional implant dentures, you won’t have to go without any teeth while your mouth heals; however, that doesn’t mean you can bite into a juicy hamburger right away. You’ll have a bit of a recovery ahead of you. Don’t worry, here’s what you can expect during your recovery from All-On-4 surgery. 

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BOTOX has been used as a fountain of youth treatment since 1989, helping people minimize the appearance of fine lines and facial wrinkles for a confidence boost. In fact, just last year in 2021, and estimated 3.6 million people received BOTOX in the United States! If you’re considering benefitting from this tried-and-true cosmetic treatment offered by your dentist, you’ll likely want to know the ins-and-outs of the process, like how long the results will last and how often you’ll need to go in for touch-ups. Read on to learn more about the lifespan of BOTOX results and how you can get the most out of your treatment.

Thanks to All-on-4 surgery, you can often get new teeth on the same day that your implants are placed. However, that doesn’t change the fact that your mouth will need time to recover after the procedure. While your mouth is healing, you’ll need to be particularly careful about what you’re eating and drinking. Here is what you can expect your diet to look like during All-on-4 recovery.

BOTOX is a well-known solution for facial wrinkles and fine lines, but did you know that it can have other uses as well? Some dentists are actually able to use BOTOX to help patients with TMJ disorders find relief from their chronic discomfort. How does this work, and is it the best option for dealing with your own jaw pain? Read on to learn how BOTOX can play a role in TMJ therapy.

With dental insurance, you pay a premium every month in exchange for benefits that make it easier to pay for oral health care. But are you getting your money’s worth? If you don’t use your benefits before they reset, you could potentially be leaving a lot of dental dollars on the table. Here are 4 tips that can help you maximize dental insurance benefits.

If you have missing teeth, you’re probably thinking about what your restoration options are—but have you considered dental implants? They’re the premier option for replacing lost teeth, as they’re able to perfectly replicate them in terms of look, feel, and functionality. That said, there are some things that can cause dental implant failure, such as smoking! Here’s more from your dentist about why smoking can actually prevent the success of your implants, along with some tips for preserving the integrity of them.