Sunrise Dental Center Blog

If your dentist offers Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus, it’s a sign they’re keeping up with the latest advancements in dentistry! Put simply, Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus is like a normal fluoride treatment, but its innovative formula is 13-times more effective than a plain-Jane application. To learn more about what sets it apart and how it can help prevent cavities, keep reading.

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Many people experience tooth loss for a variety of different reasons. From injury to age, it’s something that may be more common than you think. While missing teeth can make you look older, your dentist can help restore them with several treatments! Dentures and bridges are reliable solutions, but dental implants continue to be the gold standard. They address the problem directly and help you look younger! Keep reading to learn four ways they do just that.

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If you are interested in getting dental implants, you have much to look forward to! However, in order to have a positive treatment experience, it is important that you choose a qualified care team. How can you find the best dental implant dentist near you? This blog post discusses some key factors that you should consider.

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Brushing your teeth is essential for maintaining good oral hygiene, but did you know that brushing too hard can actually do more harm than good? Many people think that scrubbing harder will result in a cleaner mouth, but in reality, overbrushing can damage your teeth and gums over time. So how can you tell if you’re brushing too hard and what can you do to fix it?

Let’s take a closer look at the signs, consequences, and smarter ways to care for your smile.

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Everyone wants to feel confident about the appearance of their teeth. A beautiful smile can make a huge difference in how you perceive yourself and the image you project onto others. The good news is that you can work toward your dream smile with a wide variety of cosmetic treatments. However, if you have gum disease, you may need to put this on hold. You need to have healthy gum tissue before you can commit to cosmetic treatment. Read on to learn more about gum disease and how it can be treated.

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When starting Invisalign, one of the first questions patients ask is, “How long will this take?” Unfortunately, the answer depends on several factors, so there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. While Invisalign generally works faster than traditional braces, every smile is different. Continue reading to learn what affects your timeline and when you can expect to see results.

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Not everyone was lucky enough to develop a straight smile. The good news is that you don’t need to put up with metal brackets and wires to get the results that you desire. Invisalign is able to correct a wide range of misalignment issues using a series of clear, plastic aligners. There are steps that you should take to promote a successful treatment, but does this mean that you need to give up your morning cup of coffee? Here’s what you should know!

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Gum disease is a sinister menace that can wreak havoc on your oral health as well as one of the leading causes of tooth loss in the world, but it may also be a factor in developing high blood pressure. Cardiovascular problems can make it more difficult for your body to fight infections in your mouth and the rest of your body, and it can significantly impact your quality of life in many other ways. Here’s what you should know about how gum disease and high blood pressure may be linked and how you can prevent or address these issues.

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Dental insurance can be an important part of keeping up with preventive oral care and ensuring that unexpected major procedures remain affordable. However, knowing how these policies work can help you get the most of your plan by maximizing your dental benefits. Here’s a brief guide to how you can get the most value from your insurance policy.

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Have you noticed that your teeth don’t have the smooth, shiny texture that they used to? Sometimes, this might just mean that you have plaque or tartar buildup that needs to be removed. Other times, it could be due to enamel erosion. Continue reading to learn more about the causes of enamel erosion and how you can prevent it in the future.

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