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Teeth whitening is a game changer for a patient’s confidence and self-image but a new smile comes with certain precautions to maintain it just after treatment.

There are a number of ways to prevent or treat an overbite, and here at SET, we can help find the right treatment for you or your child. 

Cleaning between your teeth is one of the most important parts of at-home oral hygiene but it’s often ignored. Are water flossers a better way to clean?

Invisalign® provides an excellent option for orthodontic treatment, but is it the best option for all orthodontic issues? Learn more.

We’d all like whiter teeth, and many of our patients ask about the best way whitening toothpaste they can use at home. Learn about one type of whitening toothpaste, blue covarine, and if it’s worth the hype.

Flossing prevents gingivitis, or gum disease, by preventing the build-up of plaque on and between your teeth. The long-term effects of allowing bacteria to grow are serious and can range from cavities to gum disease and eventually loss of teeth and bone loss. 

Sometimes what you are eating can have a large effect on the coloration of your teeth. Read more about the types of food that can stain your teeth and how to mitigate the effects of food on the color of your teeth.

Gum can be an important added tool for good oral hygiene. But finding the best gum for your teeth can be hard when there’s so many options, brands and ingredients to consider.

Teeth whitening has been around for decades and millions of people use whitening products – including plenty of dentists. According to dental professionals, they haven’t seen an increase in problems like cavity risk or tooth fractures after teeth whitening procedures.

Many teeth whitening and dental health products contain fluoride. Learn about fluoride and why it’s used for professional teeth whitening.