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If you are taking antidepressants and currently undergoing clear aligner treatment, you may have noticed changes in your mouth that concern you — perhaps persistent dryness, a stickier feeling around...
Can you wear clear aligners with a history of trigeminal neuralgia? Explore the clinical considerations, risks, and dental advice in this educational guide.
For many adults living with epilepsy or a managed seizure disorder, everyday decisions — including dental treatment choices — involve an extra layer of consideration. It is entirely understandable...
Many adults managing acid reflux — also known as gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) — are already aware of the discomfort it causes in daily life. What may come as a surprise, however, is the...
Learn how bleeding disorders and vascular conditions affect gum tissue during orthodontic treatment, and when to seek professional dental advice in London.
If you are currently undergoing clear aligner treatment and have noticed that one or more of your aligner attachments have come loose, you are certainly not alone. This is one of the most common...
Learn the difference between bodily tooth movement and crown tipping in aligner therapy and why it matters for your orthodontic results.
Can clear aligners correct dental asymmetry from early unilateral tooth loss? Learn what's involved and when to seek a clinical dental assessment.
Learn how daily anti-inflammatory medications for arthritis may affect orthodontic tooth movement and what this means for your dental treatment.
Many adults notice their teeth look shorter than they once did, or they feel a subtle roughness along the biting edges of their front teeth. Some experience unexpected tooth sensitivity, or even...