Dentist - Clinton Township
37020 Garfield Rd Suite T-4
Clinton Township, MI 48036
(586) 263-4060

By rebecca
May 12, 2010
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soda mouth

 

This is a picture of what can happen to the teeth of someone who drinks excessive amounts of soda pop. The acid in the soda can actually erode the enamel or the outer layer of the tooth. Unfortunately in today's society soda pop is no longer an occasionally treat but rather has become a daily habit. A steady diet of soda pop is leading to an increase in tooth decay among young and old alike. And don't think you're safe because you only drink diet soda. There is just as much acid in diet soda as there is in regular soda, therefore it is just as damaging too your teeth.

Enamel erosion is caused by the acid attacking the enamel of the tooth. A typical sip of soda will result in an acidic environment for around 20 minutes! Therefore every time you take a sip you bathe your teeth in acid for 20 minutes. Many people will sip on their 20 ounce soda for hours at their desk just think of how much time that is to literally dissolve the outer layer of the teeth. Don't make soda a daily habit and when you do treat yourself to a soda drink it quickly and rinse your mouth with water after to help bring your mouth back to a neutral PH.

Oh and by the way those sports drink that have also become popular with the teens are not any better they can be even more acidic than some of the most popular sodas. Remember it is acid plus sugar that causes decay so try to keep them both to a minimum.

 

By folga@aragonadentistry.com
April 29, 2010
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WHAT ARE LUMINEERS?

LUMINEERS - the painless way to bring out the beautiful, healthy, natural, permanently white smile in you. LUMINEERS are custom designed to give you the beautiful smile you've always dreamed of. Unlike traditional veneers, there are no shots, no drilling of sensitive tooth structure, and no pain. They're even reversible, so you have nothing to lose and a beautiful smile to gain. Plus LUMINEERS are proven to last for over 20 years, so your beautiful smile will be with you for years and years.

 

The LUMINEERS Difference.

While traditional veneers involve a much longer, more painful process that can take months, LUMINEERS placement is quick and painless. The traditional veneers are sometimes referred to as crowns or caps. There porcelain sleeves are placed over teeth through a process that can demand extensive and irreversible cutting away of healthy tooth structure. This can require multiple painful shots and many visits to the dentist with long appointments. Once teeth have been cut away, temporary crowns are placed on the teeth while the traditional veneers are made, which can take months. The temporaries are then removed, potentially requiring shots again, and the permanent veneers are placed. Sometimes additional appointments are required to ensure that bite is correct. In contract to traditional veneers, LUMINEERS don't require shots or drilling of sensitive tooth structure, and that means no pain. That's because LUMINEERS are ultra-thin so they can be applied seamlessly over your existing teeth in only two easy visits to your dentist.

What would you like to change about your smile? Crooked teeth, cheeped teeth, a Hollywood smile, spaces between your teeth, discolored teeth? LUMINEERS can do all that and so much more for you. Are LUMINEERS right for you? Changes are yes, the next time you come to see us or you would like to learn more about LUMINEERS feel free to give us a all at 586-263-4060.

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By rebecca@aragonadentistry.com
April 22, 2010
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Gum disease is not just something that comes with age, it is preventable! Proper home care including daily brushing and flossing combined with regular professional cleanings can reduce your risk of developing gum disease. Many people don't realize that other health concerns can increase your risk of developing gum disease. For instance having diabetes increases your risk of developing gum disease. The connection doesn't end there - having gum disease may make it more difficult for people with diabetes to control their blood sugar. So if you are at risk for diabetes it is extremely important for you to pay close attention to your oral health. Often people with diabetes need to have their teeth professionally cleaned more than just twice a year to keep gum disease at bay or under control. If you or someone you love has diabetes be sure you let your health care professional know so they can tailor your care to best meet your needs to insure you have the best chance of keeping all your teeth for a lifetime.

By draragona@aragonadentistry.com
April 19, 2010
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Teen Invisalign

 

To celebrate our 30 years in dental practice, we would like to invite you to an Invisalign Open House summer event from June 17th through August 19th. Invisalign is a fantastic way to straighten your teeth without ugly and painful braces! This summer event Special Offer includes:

Free consultation to find out if you qualify*
Orthodontic records (photos, impressions and x-rays) a $500 value for only $100
All attendees will receive $300 off treatment
FREE teeth whitening ($300 value) for all Invisalign patients
An additional $200 off treatment if you refer a friend
special no interest financing as low as $89/month
New Teen Invisalign certified for growing teens as young as 11 years
food, fun, door prizes and more!

Please RSVP your preferred time for this event by clicking:

schedule

or calling our office at:
586-263-4060

It is that easy!

*absoultely NO OBLIGATION to find out if you Invisalign works for you.

Invisalign

 

Check out this amazing interview of Jill and Jenna as they talk about how excited they are about their new smile. We accomplished these results in less than one year with removing any permanent teeth. Check it out at:

Jill & Jenna

By folga@aragonadentistry.com
April 14, 2010
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Take a first step in feeling good and looking great with brighter, whiter teeth in less than an hour. Zoom teeth whitening is safe, effective and very fast, and performed only by a dental professional. The procedure is simple; it begins with a short preparation to cover your lips and gums, leaving only your teeth exposed. The whitening gel is then applied to your teeth. The whitening gel and Zoom light work together to gently penetrate your teeth, breaking up the stain and discoloration. zoom lightDuring this time you can relax, listen to music or watch a movie. A shade of your teeth is taken before the procedure and also after, we have seen results as 10 shades lighter then the original shade. Finally you go home with touch up whitening trays and gel and a gorgeous bright white smile. zoom