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At Olive Dental Care, we now offer digital impressions. We are the only dental practice in the area offering this ultra-modern facility.   Digital impressions explained Traditional impressions: For many years, the only way to take an impression for fabricating crowns, bridges and implants was using sticky messy material...

Many of my clients ask me what is Botox, and how it works. Before you go under the needle, it is a good idea to know what exactly the drug is and what it does in your body. That is why I decided to put some information...

  Botox Treatment with Botox is a highly popular method of softening facial expression lines and making the face look refreshed. Every time we frown, squint or smile the skin is creased in the areas of greatest use. The more expressive you are the deeper the lines...

If you are considering orthodontic braces in adulthood, you will be relieved to learn there are a number of less obvious options available than the stereotypical metal braces. Among the options: - Braces with clear brackets and wires so are barely noticeable - Clear aligners can be removed...

Toothbrushes are the most common and basic tool when it comes to dental care. The following tips will help you care for them. Key takeaways: - Toothbrushes should never be shared or touch each other to prevent the transfer of bacteria - To thoroughly clean your toothbrush, rinse...

More people are embracing cosmetic dentistry and using it to achieve the smile of their dreams. If you have something about your teeth that you would like fixed, a cosmetic dentist can help. Key takeaways: - Technology has made cosmetics dentistry procedures painless and affordable. - Cosmetic dentistry...

While a dental implant can replace an extracted or lost tooth, researchers are close to developing another solution. Recent research suggests stem cell technology could replace dental implants in the future. Key takeaways: - Stem cells occur naturally in the body and can be “trained” to become...

Your dentist can whiten your teeth very quickly using a laser. This is an extremely convenient option and yet, some have speculated that it can cause potential damage. To prove this is not the case, let us highlight three points to remember. - The gums and...

Bleeding gums are often the first sign of gum disease. Long-term gum disease can lead to tooth loss and has now identified as a significant risk factor for developing Alzheimer's Disease. Key takeaways: - Keep teeth and gums clean by brushing twice a day - Schedule regular appointments...