If you have crooked, crowded or otherwise misaligned teeth, you might be wondering what your options are to resolve these concerns. Traditional metal braces have been the standard option for addressing all levels of misalignment, but that doesn’t mean they fit your lifestyle. In fact, most people note that braces end up dictating their lives, which is less than ideal. If you only have mild to moderate levels of crooked, gapped or rotated teeth and don’t want to settle for a metal mouth, Invisalign from a dentist in Uptown Houston may be exactly what you’re looking for! Here are three reasons why.
Dental teams take infection control practices very seriously, whether there’s a pandemic occurring or not. Generally, this includes washing their hands thoroughly throughout the day and wearing personal protective equipment while seeing patients (such as a mask, gown and gloves.) With the COVID-19 pandemic present and ongoing, visiting a 
Also referred to as a diastema, gapped front teeth are actually quite common. Of course, most people would prefer to hide their gapped teeth if they could. With cosmetic dentistry, there are many options available to hide any number of imperfections, including gapped front teeth. If you aren’t sure which option is right for you, it’s worth considering 
When you have a whiter and brighter smile, it’s really quite amazing what confidence you can feel around your friends, family, coworkers and even complete strangers! Of course, you don’t want your teeth whitening to go to complete waste, especially when you spent hard-earned money on it. If you aren’t sure what to do after you get your teeth whitened (as well as what not to do), you’ll want to read these tips from a 
Do you have an upcoming holiday party that you want to look your absolute best for? Got a fun gathering you’re hosting where you know lots of photos will be taken? If you have a stained or yellow smile, you might feel inclined to use a quick solution like store-bought whitening strips just to prepare for your holiday event. However, did you know that these solutions are often not as safe, effective or long-lasting as professional 
With the summer season in full swing, you’re likely planning your next vacation or thinking of fun activities to do with the family, including your kids who are probably out of school. Of course, with the summer season comes irregular schedules, an influx of sugar-filled foods and beverages, and lots of free time, all of which can lead to an increased risk of cavities. If you want you and your children’s smiles to still be healthy by the time fall rolls around, all you have to do is keep three oral health tips in mind, according to a 
Summertime is all about fun in the sun, hanging out with friends and family, and relaxing by the beach. Weekends are an excuse to get out, have a great time, and make plenty of memories. With the weather warming up, you’re probably already working on your tan, but why not your smile, too? You can say goodbye to crooked teeth and hello to a new, straighter smile with 
February is here, which means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. When you think of Valentine’s Day, your first thought probably jumps to the gift you’re going to get your special someone. If you plan on getting chocolate, (or at the very least plan on eating chocolate during the holiday) it’s important that you understand how it can affect your oral health.
You’ve probably felt some form of tooth sensitivity or pain after consuming a hot or cold food or beverage. This phenomena is actually quite common since most people have experienced some form of enamel erosion. But it’s important to keep in mind that the things you consume aren’t the only form of external stimuli that can cause this discomfort. For example, cold weather can also be a culprit.