There are many types of aesthetic issues with teeth that can detract from an otherwise beautiful smile. Not only can these cosmetic issues cause embarrassment, but some can even lead to oral health problems down the line. At Adler Advanced Dentistry, Dr. Michael Adler and his staff offer numerous options to address cosmetic issues with your teeth so that your smile is beautiful and healthy for years to come. Please view our slideshare below to learn more about the common cosmetic dental issues and how we can help.
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A missing tooth can really impact your smile and oral health. It may make you feel embarrassed and self-conscious when you talk with others, leading you to feel awkward in social situations. Even more serious is the effect on your oral health. Missing teeth can cause a number of dental issues that, when left untreated, may necessitate more dental work.
In philosophy, when thinking about something in a holistic way, you take the whole as a sum of its parts. Essentially, in this philosophy, you recognize that each part, no matter how small, has an effect on the whole system and that each should be recognized to understand their significance upon the whole. In medicine, the holistic philosophy is one that characterizes the whole body beyond just the physical symptoms, including mental factors and outside...
Getting quality sleep each night is one of the most important things in life. While we rest our bodies and brain recharge so that we have the proper energy levels and mental acuity for the day ahead. Yet many Americans don’t get the proper amount of sleep they need. In fact, according to the CDC, one in three Americans doesn’t get enough sleep on a daily basis.
Your face is made up of many muscles, tendons, and joints to help you eat, breathe, and express a wide range of emotion. One of the most important parts of this complex system is the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). With one on each side of your jaw, this integral joint connects your jawbone to your skull and is responsible for the proper movement of the jaw and creating a balanced muscular workload on each side of your face.
