As dentists, our biggest priority is ensuring that your mouth and teeth are healthy and functional. Our teeth are supposed to last the duration of our lifetime, but this is rarely the case anymore. Over time, accumulated damage and decay can mean that our natural teeth require treatment to restore them.
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Damaged Teeth: Are My Teeth Too Far Gone to Benefit from Cosmetic Dental Procedures?
August 31, 2020
As dentists, our biggest priority is ensuring that your mouth and teeth are healthy and functional. Our teeth are supposed to last the duration of our lifetime, but this is rarely the case anymore. Over time, accumulated damage and decay can mean that our natural teeth require treatment to restore them.
How to avoid plaque on teeth
July 29, 2020
Plaque is the invisible enemy of healthy teeth and gums. This slippery, sticky transparent biofilm constantly forms on our teeth and is the product of the combination of saliva, food and fluids.
Plaque is the invisible enemy of healthy teeth and gums. This slippery, sticky transparent biofilm constantly forms on our teeth and is the product of the combination of saliva, food and fluids.
Gum Disease: Symptoms and Treatment
May 22, 2020
Gum disease is a largely silent but significant problem that can negatively impact our oral health. Estimates from the World Health Organization has found that as many as 3.5 billion people worldwide are suffering from this progressive condition, with 10% of the global population affected by the most serious form of the condition – periodontitis.
Gum disease is a largely silent but significant problem that can negatively impact our oral health. Estimates from the World Health Organization has found that as many as 3.5 billion people worldwide are suffering from this progressive condition, with 10% of the global population affected by the most serious form of the condition – periodontitis.
Tips for Great Oral Hygiene and Healthy Smiles
March 31, 2020
Achieving good oral hygiene and a healthy smile takes a lifetime of care. Most people do not know this, but the human mouth is home to billions of bacteria, which often build up as gingivitis, cavities, and plaque. Therefore, it is important to brush your teeth after meals, to floss at least once per day, and to use antimicrobial mouthwash. A healthy diet will also help keep those disease-causing communities of bacteria under control.
Achieving good oral hygiene and a healthy smile takes a lifetime of care. Most people do not know this, but the human mouth is home to billions of bacteria, which often build up as gingivitis, cavities, and plaque. Therefore, it is important to brush your teeth after meals, to floss at least once per day, and to use antimicrobial mouthwash. A healthy diet will also help keep those disease-causing communities of bacteria under control.
Why to Choose Invisalign over other Alternatives
February 29, 2020
Orthodontic treatment is recommended for those patients who have poorly aligned teeth and/or jaws that have the potential to cause problems for their oral and perhaps even general health. The purpose of orthodontic treatment is to bring the teeth into better alignment, positioning them so that they sit flush against one another and are no longer overlapping, twisted or crooked. Some orthodontic treatments also address issues with your bite and will bring your jaw into an improved position so that they meet properly when you open/close your mouth.
Orthodontic treatment is recommended for those patients who have poorly aligned teeth and/or jaws that have the potential to cause problems for their oral and perhaps even general health. The purpose of orthodontic treatment is to bring the teeth into better alignment, positioning them so that they sit flush against one another and are no longer overlapping, twisted or crooked. Some orthodontic treatments also address issues with your bite and will bring your jaw into an improved position so that they meet properly when you open/close your mouth.
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| Armbrust Dental, P.C 2909 S. 168th St. Omaha, NE 68130 | |
| Phone: | 4023960003 |
| Fax: | 402-330-3718 |
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Office Hours
| Monday | 7:00am-4:00pm |
| Tuesday | 8:00am-5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8:00am-5:30pm |
| Thursday | 7:00am-5:30pm |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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