Centre for Distinctive Dentistry Blog - Dr. Ned Nippoldt

• Straight, well-aligned teeth give you a more confident smile



• Straight, well-aligned teeth are easier to keep clean. Teeth that are crowded or spaced too far apart can lead to swollen, red gums, which is a sign of periodontal disease. Having healthy gums and teeth is important not only for your dental health, but also for the overall health of your body.



• Having teeth in the proper position often is the first step to aesthetically restoring teeth with veneers or porcelain crowns.



• Properly aligned teeth will not wear or chip as readily as misaligned teeth.



• By getting your teeth in the correct position, you can lessen or eliminate the pain associated with TMJ/TMD discomfort and/or headaches

Invisalign invisible braces are an effective treatment for straightening teeth for many patients who have crowding, spacing issues, overbite, underbite, deep bites or open bites. Dr. Ned Nippoldt at the Centre for Distinctive Dentistry in Woodbury, MN, is a certified Invisalign invisible braces provider and can advise you if you are a good candidate for the procedure.

Because Invisalign aligners are clear, most people won't know you are in treatment. During treatment you :

• Can eat whatever foods you want



• Can remove the aligners when you want



• Can enjoy nearly invisible teeth straightening



• Can brush and floss your teeth normally

Please call Dr. Nippoldt's Centre for Distinctive Dentistry in Woodbury, MN, at 651.739.8573 if you have any questions about Invisalign or would like to schedule an appointment to see if you are a candidate for Invisalign treatment.

***Special Offer: Because we want you to enjoy the joy of straighter teeth, we are offering a limited offer that is valid through October 31, 2011: Just mention that you read about Invisalign on this blog and we will deduct $500 from the fee for your Invisalign treatment. As an added bonus, our Invisalign treatments include a free take-home whitening. Call today: 651.739.8573***

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