Cosmetic Dentistry Guide

There’s nothing like summer weather to get you into vacation mode. Whether you prefer to curl up with a book in your backyard or head out to the beach, summertime invites to rest and relaxation.  But don’t let your oral care go into relaxation mode! Being on vacation or going on a trip can take a toll on your teeth when it causes you to deviate from your normal routine. Make sure you follow these  summer dental  tips  so that you can ride out the summer with a perfect, beautiful smile! Drink water -  Keep your mouth moist throughout the day. Cut down on high-sugar beverages.  Even energy drinks presented as “healthy” and juices marketed as “all-natural” often have very high sugar content. Brush and floss regularly.  The key here is to get in between your teeth and give your teeth at least one very good cleaning each day Don’t chew on ice.  While it can be tempting on a hot day, ice or other hard substances can damage the teeth. ...

After a journey spanning over four years, Dr. Haide Kaviani is now a Kois Center Graduate !     The Kois Center, a teaching Center for dentists interested in comprehensive patient management located in Seattle, Washington,Unites states. Dr. Kaviani is devoted to continuing education and life-long learning that allows her to provide the most advanced dental care for her patients. She has always been passionate about dentistry and staying up to date with the latest innovative techniques and technology, so studying at the Kois Center was a natural decision for her. The Kois Center is an advanced graduate didactic and clinical program for practicing dentists. The Center features a comprehensive curriculum, with the latest advances in aesthetics, implants and restorative dentistry. The curriculum is based upon the mission statement: “Enabling motivated dentists to achieve extraordinary levels, expanding knowledge and application skills in restorative dentistry.” ...

We used to think of the mouth as an isolated body system that had little or no effect on other body systems. Today, thanks to ongoing research, we know that what happens in the mouth affects the entire body, and dental health is critical to overall health. Your oral health has a much greater effect on your overall health than you might think. Oral health plays a vital role in your life. Good oral hygiene and periodic dental visits can prevent most of the dental problems and improve the quality of life. When oral care is neglected, problems like tooth decay and gum infection spring-up and can make life miserable. For instance, gum diseases can be linked to pregnancy problems, heart disease and many other health issues. When a person does not get the necessary treatment in the right time, such dental problems turn worst leading to loss of natural teeth and gum tissues. Research has shown that proper dental care can have a positive impact on the effecti...