Both overjet and overbite are dental alignment issues that impact the way our teeth look and function. While there are some similarities between an overjet and an overbite, there are also significant differences that should be taken into account when choosing the treatment option that you pick for your malocclusion. Let’s try to understand the key differences between overjet and overbite and which procedures could be most appropriate for you What is an Overjet? Protruding top front teeth are the main signs of an overjet. The condition, also known as buck teeth, occurs when there is a noticeabl ..read more

Dental braces are tools used to move teeth into better alignment, which can enhance the teeth’s appearance and function. There are several kinds of adult braces available in the market that can help you counter various teeth alignment problems. Dental malocclusion is a common concern even in adult years and is not just limited to teens and adolescents. Your teeth shift and move significantly as a result of being under continuous pressure from chewing and your tongue pressing against them. This constant shifting of teeth is not just an aesthetic problem. It also concerns your overall oral healt ..read more

Even a slight gap between your teeth can make you feel self-conscious. Teeth with gaps can be brought on by missing teeth, shifting teeth, childhood thumb-sucking, gum disease, or an enlarged frenum (the tissue above the two front teeth). Fortunately, various procedures can close gaps in front teeth. But choosing the right course of action for you can be challenging because treatment alternatives differ in their costs and efficacy. Why should you seek treatment for gap in front teeth? Teeth with gaps can harm your dental hygiene and also impact your confidence. Teeth gap frequently trap food p ..read more

What is a Snaggletooth?  A snaggletooth is a prominently misaligned tooth that stands out from others thereby hampering dental aesthetics. Due to its heavy misalignment, brushing and flossing might become challenging and lead to dental hygiene issues in the future. People with snaggletooth often go for a complete treatment procedure such as metal braces or aligners. It’s because even a single misaligned tooth can affect how other teeth are positioned and performed. Metal braces are more frequently chosen by those who have several crooked teeth since they appear to be more effective and pr ..read more

Orthodontic treatment results and result simulations have both been improved thanks to ongoing technological advancements in orthodontics. At Flash Aligners, we make use of cutting-edge technology to deliver precise orthodontic care and design well-fitting aligners to suit your dental needs. Our patients receive the greatest care possible and achieve the best possible results thanks to our applications of various cutting-edge technologies. We take extremely accurate digital impressions of your teeth and jaw using the most recent 3D intraoral scanner technology. Alginate or PVS impressions, whi ..read more

Maintaining dental hygiene is an absolute must and so is attending to dental issues that crop up time and again. It has been observed that some people feel nervous or afraid before or during their dental appointments This feeling of dental anxiety is triggered by an irrational fear of getting a new procedure done to their teeth or the impending pain that it may bring. Dental anxiety, or in more extreme situations, dental phobia, can have an impact on both your physical and mental well-being. Anxiety with dentist appointments may be so strong that they cause people to make appointments only to ..read more

Your teeth are constantly moving, even though you can’t see them. Your teeth will continue to shift ever so slightly throughout your life, even if you’ve undergone braces or other dental procedures. Some of the major teeth-shifting causes include: Changing jaw shape as one ages Teeth moving back to shape after alignment or surgical process The shift caused due to biting, chewing, and talking Teeth grinding, gum issues, and other dental disorders There are several actions you may take to maintain a proper alignment of your teeth. Continue reading to find out why teeth move and what you can do ..read more

Dental braces are tools used to move teeth into better alignment, which can enhance the teeth’s appearance and function. There are several kinds of adult braces available in the market that can help you counter various teeth alignment problems. Dental malocclusion is a common concern even in adult years and is not just limited to teens and adolescents. Your teeth shift and move significantly as a result of being under continuous pressure from chewing and your tongue pressing against them. This constant shifting of teeth is not just an aesthetic problem. It also concerns your overall oral healt ..read more

New age aligners as well as traditional braces can straighten your teeth and align your bite efficiently. Orthodontists traditionally use braces as well as aligners for mild dental alignment corrections and to provide relief from a variety of malocclusions. While both these methods are proven and tested when it comes to efficient treatment, the invisible aligners hold an advantage over the traditional metal braces due to their aesthetic appeal and practicality. While each of the treatment methods has its advantages and drawbacks, the common questions asked by the patients are- “How long does a ..read more

Even a slight gap between your teeth can make you feel self-conscious. Teeth with gaps can be brought on by missing teeth, shifting teeth, childhood thumb-sucking, gum disease, or an enlarged frenum (the tissue above the two front teeth). Fortunately, various procedures can close gaps in front teeth. But choosing the right course of action for you can be challenging because treatment alternatives differ in their costs and efficacy. Why should you seek treatment for gap in front teeth? Teeth with gaps can harm your dental hygiene and also impact your confidence. Teeth gap frequently trap food p ..read more