You have a great oral hygiene routine. You schedule regular teeth cleanings and checkups. However, these efforts don’t hold as much weight if you aren’t paying attention to what you eat. Some foods clean your teeth and protect your enamel. Others can leave you vulnerable to cavities, stains, and even dental emergencies. Adler Advanced Dentistry […]
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June is National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month. It’s a great opportunity to raise awareness about a leading cause of headaches that often goes overlooked. That cause is a group of jaw joint disorders referred to as TMJ. If you’re wondering if you’re experiencing TMJ headaches, there are some indicators that you can look for
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If you snore loudly, wake up with a dry mouth, and often feel tired after a full night’s rest, you might suspect that a disorder called sleep apnea is to blame. However, you’ll need to complete a sleep study to know for sure. Adler Advanced Dentistry has all the tools you need to monitor your
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You won’t find an easier way to straighten your smile than Invisalign® clear braces. These removable aligners are more convenient and comfortable than traditional orthodontics, and they’re lower maintenance too. That isn’t to say Invisalign treatment is foolproof. Here are three of the top mistakes you’ll want to avoid. 1. Forgetting to Put Your Aligners
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Comprehensive dental treatments can transform the look and feel of your smile. While a smile makeover is largely about creating proper aesthetics, a full mouth reconstruction is geared toward restoring healthy function and comfort. Here’s some information from Adler Advanced Dentistry about which one might be a good match for you! Candidates for a Smile
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With consistent brushing, flossing, and dental checkups, dental implants can have impressive longevity. However, since a dental implant consists of multiple parts, some components may need to be replaced more often than others. At Adler Advanced Dentistry, we are committed to providing beautiful, long-lasting results. There are three major components of a dental implant: the
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Dental insurance usually provides some level of coverage for full mouth reconstruction. That’s because many of the associated procedures — such as dental crowns and root canals — are considered medically necessary. Learn more about using dental insurance for your full mouth reconstruction below. Know Your Insurance Plan There are many different dental benefit plans
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It’s important to see a neuromuscular dentist for TMJ. Left untreated, small problems with your jaw joints can have a significant impact on your wellbeing and oral health. We want to help you avoid the complications listed below so you can live life to its fullest. Call 303-449-1119 today to schedule an evaluation. Adler Advanced
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TMJ can cause debilitating symptoms such as headaches, facial soreness, tinnitus, and jaw popping. A neuromuscular dentist relieves these symptoms through orthotic treatment, pain relief therapies, and comprehensive dental care.  Schedule a Free Consultation in Boulder Dr. Michael Adler is a highly experienced neuromuscular dentist who is committed to helping patients in Denver, Fort
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Full mouth reconstruction typically involves all teeth in the mouth and requires multiple phases, office visits, and dental procedures to complete. For these reasons, full mouth reconstruction can be expensive. Fortunately, dental insurance will likely cover part of your full mouth reconstruction, and third-party financing options can help you manage the rest. Insurance Coverage for Full
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