We are committed to continuously improving access to our goods and services by individuals with disabilities. This website is currently being updated to enhance the usability and experience for persons with disabilities. If you are unable to use any aspect of this website because of a disability, please call 9784704555 and we will provide you with prompt personalized assistance.

Blog

Is It Ever Too Late to Fix Our Teeth?

Posted by: Dr. Sirakian     Categories: Uncategorized

As the years roll on, we continue to get older as do our bodies. However, just because we have grown out of our youth, it does not mean that our teeth do not matter anymore. In fact, our smiles are just as important now than ever!

Let’s get one thing straight, it is never too late to correct those pearly whites! When thinking of braces, the awkward tween years reminisce in our minds, but braces and straightening methods for adults are just as common.

According to studies, “30% of all dental and orthodontic patients in the United States are adults.” Whether it is for oral health reasons, or simply wanting a straighter smile, there are many ways to tweak our teeth to fit our ideal image. There is no such thing as being too old for teeth correction, and with the multitude of advancements being developed every year, it is even more realistic for everyone to create their perfect smile.

If a straight smile is something you have always struggled with, do not panic! There are multiple options available to aid with this, simply set up an appointment with your dentist to decide which one is appropriate for you. Braces are said to now “have gone high tech, with new stronger materials, to manage your individualized treatments, and to speed up treatment times.” From the regular metal braces, to the ever so sleek and clear Invisalign trays, to ceramic braces that blend in with the color of your teeth, or lingual braces that sit “behind the teeth and are not visible,” there are several options to set you on the right path to perfection.

In order to determine if one is a successful candidate for orthodontic treatments, it will all come down to “one’s general health, what exact problem the individual is experiencing, and that specific person’s history of periodontal health.” There are specific options tailored to everyone and their budget, so do not hesitate to ask of all the possibilities out there for you.

Orthodontic and dental advancements have helped many people live a confident lifestyle; if correcting your teeth has been something you have always wanted to do, let us help you start the process towards beautiful teeth today.

Remember that you are only as old as you feel, and it is never too late to fix something you are unhappy with, especially with something you brand yourself with on a daily basis. With current and developing advancements, there is something out there for everyone at every age. Contact your dental practice today for further information!

Source

Dec
4

Your Diet Could Be Damaging Your Teeth

We all know that sugar can cause cavities, but did you know your everyday diet could be harming your teeth in other, less obvious ways? From what you eat to how often you snack, your eating habits play a big role in your oral health. Here are four surprising ways your diet may be affecting […]

Nov
26

How Diabetes Affects Your Oral Health

Diabetes can impact your body in many ways, and your oral health is no exception. People with diabetes need to take extra care of their teeth and gums, as high blood sugar and immune system changes can increase the risk of dental problems. Understanding how diabetes affects your mouth can help you take steps to […]

Nov
19

New Ways to Floss Without Floss: No Excuses to Opt Out!

Flossing is essential for healthy teeth and gums, but let’s be honest—it’s not always easy to add to your daily routine. Many of us struggle to floss consistently, despite knowing how important it is for preventing cavities and gum disease. The good news? Modern technology has given us some great floss alternatives that make cleaning […]

Nov
12

Meth Mouth: How Methamphetamine Damages Your Teeth

Drug use can have serious effects on your oral health, but few substances are as damaging as methamphetamine. Known as “meth,” this highly addictive drug not only harms overall health but can also destroy a person’s smile and ability to chew properly. How Common is Meth Use? According to a 2012 National Survey on Drug […]

Nov
5

Can Wisdom Teeth Stem Cells Treat Corneal Scarring?

Why Corneal Scarring is a Problem A scarred or scratched cornea can lead to permanent vision loss if not treated promptly. Millions of people worldwide suffer from corneal damage each year, and current treatment options are limited. Donor corneas or tissue transplants are often the standard, but these approaches come with significant challenges and risks. […]

69 Park Street, Andover, MA 01810
| |
Fax: 978.470.8844
|
X
X
[contact-form-7 id="244" title="Request Appointment"]
X

The information presented here is not intended or implied to be medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It should be used for informational purposes only.

[contact-form-7 id="1341" title="A04 Appointment"]
Book an Appointment
To book an appointment please feel free to call us at 978.737.7060 or complete the form below.

Step 1 of 2

Terms and Conditions

Here at Sirakian Aesthetic & Implant Dentistry, we work diligently to protect our patient's rights and privacy. Requesting an appointment via our Internet portal is considered part of what HIPAA has identified as electronically protected information (ePHI). Unfortunately, despite the best efforts we make or take, there are people or entities that may attempt to intercept the data you transmit to us. By checking the box, and electronically making an appointment, you understand that you are making an appointment over the internet and that Sirakian Aesthetic & Implant Dentistry will keep this information confidential but cannot guarantee that others, outside of our practice, may not illegally intercept this communication. As a result of continuing, you are sending this transmission and accepting the inherent risk(s) associated with making this request for an appointment. As an alternative, you are always welcome to contact our office via telephone to schedule your appointment.