Smile Studio Dental - Denver

Almost daily we have patients ask us which order they should be doing their oral hygiene practice.  “Do we brush first? or do we floss first?”  “Can I just use my Waterpik or do I have to floss too?”  We realized that most patients are unsure of what to do, so we thought, hey, why not make a visual 2021 style?! (Can you guess how many tries it took Dr. Sweis to get this Tik Tok down? If you guessed 100, you were slightly under. ) Shout out to our amazing Gen Z assistant Stacy who made this! 😆😬🦷 Give our office a call to schedule your appointment at 720-617-1499 or book online on our website!   #whenyousmilewesmile   #denverdentists   #denver80238   #centralparkdenver   #tiktokdentist   #oralhygiene   #brushyourteeth   #floss Address: 8801 Montview Blvd Suite 120, Denver, CO 80220, United States Phone Number: (720) 617-1499 Website: https://www.smilestudiodenver.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smilestudiodenver Instag...

If you have a chipped, damaged, or discolored tooth, a cosmetic dental procedure such as tooth bonding might help you regain confidence in showing off your pearly whites. Tooth bonding is a process in which your dentist repairs damage to one or more of your teeth using a tooth-colored composite resin. It’s a cost-effective alternative because it’s much less expensive than other cosmetic dentistry operations like crowns and veneers. What is dental bonding? Let us begin with  an overview of teeth bonding . Dental bonding is a procedure in which a tooth-colored resin is applied to the tooth and cemented with a particular light, eventually “bonding” the substance to the tooth to improve the appearance of a person’s smile. Bonding is one of the simplest and least expensive cosmetic dentistry operations. It can be used to repair chipped or fractured teeth, cover gaps, change the contour of teeth, or as a cosmetic alternative to silver amalgam fillings. What Is the Purpose of Teeth Bondin...

Protecting teeth from damage can be essential and incredibly useful in the long run. There are numerous ways for someone to safeguard their teeth from the harm that comes with life, such as consuming sugary meals or forgetting to brush now and again. While it is always best to talk with a dentist about various preventative strategies, dental sealants are one option that people can consider. What Are Dental Sealants? Here is  an overview of dental sealants . They are plastic coatings that are applied to the surfaces of teeth to protect them from harm caused by dental decay. Oral sealants are often placed on the teeth’ biting surfaces. Their main purpose is to keep plaque and food leftovers from being stuck in the ridges and depressions of teeth. Oral sealants are frequently used on back teeth, such as premolars and molars. This is because the back teeth have more depressions and are more involved in chewing and biting motions in the mouth. Why are dental sealants placed on teeth? Mo...

Everybody wants a healthy mouth that can also enhance the overall appearance. You’ll be smiling from ear to ear with a fresh feeling, no pain or discomfort, and also enjoy a clean and healthy mouth. We all want to be healthy, youthful, and gorgeous. A healthy, well-cared-for smile is one method to radiate beauty and youth. Investing time each day in making the finest first impression possible is well worth the effort. TIPS FOR MAINTAINING A HEALTHY SMILE   Brush your teeth regularly-  Brush your teeth twice a day, as you’ve been advised since your first dental visit as a youngster. Brushing removes residual food particles that can build plaque when they combine with saliva. These particles feed the bacteria that exist in our mouths naturally. Their digestive acids can erode our tooth enamel, resulting in dental decay. Flossing is equally essential as brushing-  Flossing is necessary because it removes plaque from areas that your toothbrush cannot reach.  If plaque is...