Learn to Love Your Oral Health

If you are unhappy with your smile, it can impact how you approach oral health. Decaying or discoloration can cause you to fear caring for teeth and gums. This vicious circle will lead to further problems such as gum disease and tooth loss.

Loving your oral health involves a daily cleaning and flossing regimen. Regular dental visits will also help you achieve that perfect smile. In addition, a range of treatments is available for repairing, restoring, or improving the appearance of teeth.

Lack of Confidence

A lack of confidence in your smile is typically related to appearances. You may feel like there is no point in caring for your teeth. However, this attitude will only lead to oral health problems. The right dentist can create a dentistry plan that will restore or improve the appearance of your smile.

Restoring your confidence through effective dentistry is what we do at Engineered Smiles. First, our state-of-the-art equipment can map your teeth, gums, and bones. Then, using 3D imaging, your dentist can determine the best restorative options in Marietta.

Gum Disease

Even if your teeth are slow to show the signs of lack of care, the gums may suffer. Gingivitis occurs when bacterial plaque develops due to poor oral hygiene that leaves food particles to break down in the mouth. Left untreated, gingivitis can progress to periodontitis which requires urgent care.

Regular brushing and flossing should keep gum disease at bay. However, if you do develop symptoms such as bleeding, red, or inflamed gums, seek an appointment with Engineered Smiles. We can provide treatment, including deep cleaning and other solutions for removing plaque and bacteria.

Tooth Decay & Infection

If you do not brush and floss twice a day, your teeth will eventually begin to decay. There is also a risk of infection as bacteria can get into the teeth’ pulp. In addition, you may experience discoloration, toothache, sensitivity to temperature, and tooth loss. In addition, the infection can spread to other organs in your body, causing more problems.

Call Engineered Smiles today for a consultation and examination. We can help you regain confidence in your smile and embrace oral health.