Neosmile Dental Care Blog

Very few things are worse than finally crawling into bed after a long day only to be kept awake by a raging toothache. You just want to drift off to sleep, but the pain makes it almost impossible. To make matters worse, you can’t even call your dentist because they’re not open this late. You should definitely contact your dentist in the morning, but until then, try these five tips for helping you sleep through a toothache at night.   

One of the great things about living in today’s world is the fact that you don’t need to settle for a smile that you don’t feel confident showing off. There are all sorts of cosmetic dental treatments available so that you can achieve the smile of your dreams. However, something that many patients worry about is pain during their treatment. Continue reading to learn more about what you can expect to feel during your cosmetic treatment so that you know what you can expect.

Are you feeling confident for the summer? At this time of year, many people are trying to get ready for the summer weather and family vacations to the beach. One way that you can do this is by getting your smile ready. If you aren’t feeling great about the appearance of your teeth, you don’t need to settle for them. There are several different cosmetic dental treatments out there that can help you achieve your smile goals. Here are a few of the most common.

Have you ever stretched the truth a little bit when talking to your dentist about your oral hygiene practices during your regular checkups? While you may think that you have your dentist fooled, the truth is that they can see right through many different fibs because they hear them all the time. Continue reading to learn about the different lies that your dentist can spot right away so that you know which ones you cannot get away with.

It’s happened to the best of us. We are eating something particularly delicious and then realize that we have it stuck between our teeth afterwards. Not only can this be unsightly, but it is also uncomfortable. Sometimes, the item will come out on its own with your saliva, but other times, it seems to be there to stay. Here are some tips to help you remove the object stuck between your teeth safely so that you don’t accidentally damage your smile.

Veneers are an excellent way to correct any cosmetic dental flaws you may have. They can fix gaps, fractures, severe discoloration and more. Their naturally white appearance leaves your smile not only flawless but also whiter. However, as time progresses, age, using tobacco or drinking items like coffee, tea or wine can cause surfaces and the materials that bond the veneers to your teeth to develop a yellow or brown tint. Once this occurs, you may wonder if it is possible to whiten your veneers. Read on to find out what you can do to restore your smile.

Outside of a proper dental care routine, one of the best ways to improve your smile is to whiten your teeth. Many choose to try their luck with over-the-counter teeth whitening products rather than visiting the dentist for a whitening treatment, but can these products really offer results? Keep reading to learn how effective these items are and whether you should seek a different option. 

A healthy smile is a powerful thing. Not only can it save you money in the long run, but it can also boost your confidence and help you make a great first impression. Now that 2021 has arrived, you can begin chipping away at your New Year’s Resolutions. No matter what is on your list, why not add ways to improve your teeth and gums? If you need help getting started, this article will share four tips you can use to take charge of your oral health and be well on your way to achieving a show-stopping smile.

The weather is starting to get colder and you’re probably spending your time preparing for the holidays by getting gifts together and stringing up lights around your home to celebrate. However, this season isn’t only full of wonderful things. Many people find themselves dealing with some common winter mouth issues that can put a damper on the holidays. The good news is that you don’t have to live with them. Continue reading to learn what these issues are and what you can do to prevent them from occurring.

The holidays are filled with fun, family, and food, which is why many of us gain a few pounds by the time January comes around. Unfortunately, not only are many sugary, starchy holiday foods bad for overall health, but they can damage your smile as well. Thankfully, making a few simple substitutions when choosing what to put on your plate this holiday season can make a huge difference in your oral health! Here are five holiday foods you should avoid or limit during the festivities, and which ones you should be filling up on instead to keep your smile safe.