Zen Dental Care Blog

Timely Treatment: How to Wear Invisalign 22 Hours Daily

June 4, 2024

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Teeth arranged in a clock with dental mirrors as the hands with a blue background

If you’re longing for a perfectly straight smile but are already feeling self-conscious enough without having braces bonded to your teeth, you might benefit from Invisalign. Instead of metal brackets, this clear alternative relies on smooth plastic trays that fit over your teeth to reposition them gently.

However, to prevent them from returning to their previous placements, it’s important to wear your aligners for 22 hours daily. If you’re worried that you’ll struggle to meet this requirement, continue reading for 4 tips that can help!

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What Should Your Diet Look Like After Getting Veneers?

April 20, 2024

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Woman sitting outside eating a salad

If you’re considering getting veneers to transform your smile, you may be wondering how they will affect your ability to enjoy all of your favorite foods. While veneers are highly durable, they can still be damaged. Consequently, there are certain foods that are best avoided if you want your veneers to last as long as possible. Your dentist is here to explain what your diet should look like if you want to protect your newly improved grin.

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Egyptian Kings & Swedish Rabbits: The Surprising Evolution of Dental Implants  

February 16, 2024

Filed under: Uncategorized — zendental @ 1:39 pm
illustration of a dental implant

Dental implants are widely considered to be the gold standard when it comes to tooth replacement, capable of bringing back any number of teeth and lasting for decades. However, that wasn’t always the case. Just like any technology, the first implants were rather rudimentary, but that’s to be expected as they date back over 4,000 years ago! Keep reading to learn how they went from basic to state-of-the-art and might be just what you need to close the gaps in your smile.

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