Imagine having a tooth repaired painlessly without shots for anesthesia. Researcher’s at the University of Buffalo’s school of dental medicine are conducting study’s to see if the upper teeth can be anesthetized using a spray anesthetic  normally used by ear, nose, and throat physicians  when operating on the nose.

A new study was just reported in the New England Journal of medicine indicating that healthy gums will allow for improved bllod flow in arteries and veins.  More than one in three Americans over the age of 30 have some form of periodontitis, or gum disease.  Cardiovascular Disease is the number one killer of American adults.  This only makes sense, but now has strong evidence to prove it.  Gum disease allows for the hundreds of strains of bacteria and fungus that are native to the mouth to directly enter the blood stream and infect the entire body.  Many of these strains of bacteria have an affinity to attach to blood vessels and the heart.  Intensive periodontal therapy to eliminate gum disease in the mouth can and will save lives.  Get your gums checked if you have and cardiovascular diseases.

This patient wanted his bite to come together in the front and for his teeth to be straight and white. Invisalign treatment was
performed by Dr. Thomas Hedge and completed in under eleven months. The added benefit was that he whitened his teeth at the same time by placing whitening gel in his aligners. Whitening is complimentary with every Invisalign case.