
If you have missing teeth, you likely aren’t too thrilled about the gaps left in your smile due to the issue; however, your grin isn’t the only thing being impacted by these spaces. Patients who’ve lost teeth also experience difficulties with eating and speaking, as well as a heightened risk of additional tooth loss. But did you know that tooth loss can also impact the very shape of your face? Fortunately, dental implants are among the best solutions for addressing tooth loss and the accompanying impact it has on facial structure. Keep reading to learn more from your dentist about how they can help.
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Did you know 1 in 5 orthodontic patients is over the age of 18? More adults are choosing to correct their bite and alignment problems, thanks to a nearly invisible treatment.
Brushing and flossing are your first line of defense against common issues that cause tooth loss, like cavities and gum disease. However, they aren’t enough to fully safeguard your smile. The American Dental Association recommends a cleaning and checkup every 6 months; however, 35% of adults haven’t seen a dentist in the last year, despite having dental insurance. Cost is among the most common reasons people don’t go to the dentist. Although you might believe you’re saving money, you’re opening the door to a large dental bill. Believe it or not, visiting a dentist saves you money, and here’s how. 
