Things To Know About Pinhole Surgery & Invisalign

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Things To Know About Pinhole Surgery Invisalign
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Synopsis

• Few Reasons Why the Pinhole Surgery Works Great
• Important Things to Understand about the Pinhole
  Surgery
• Few Tips to Make Your Invisalign Treatment Work
  for You
• Things You Should Know about Invisalign Treatment

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Few Reasons Why the Pinhole Surgery Works Great

• It is a minimally invasive treatment option. You
  can certainly find out treatment options but they
  usually require invasive surgery. The best thing
  about the pinhole surgery is that it does not
  require any sutures, grafts, or incisions. The
  procedure involves making a small hole in your
  gum with the help of a fine needle. That pinhole
  is then used to gain access to the gumline, which
  is then expanded to cover your exposed root
  structure.
• It does not cause any pain. While it usually
  depends on your pain threshold, most people will
  experience little or no pain during the
  procedure. The procedure is virtually painless
  because it does not require invasive surgery.
  Moreover, the fact that no incisions are
  performed is another reason why you are not going
  to find this procedure painful. The healing time
  is quite short too mainly because there is no
  swelling on the affected area.

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Few Reasons Why the Pinhole Surgery Works Great

• It provides you with immediate cosmetic benefits.
  As mentioned already, you can find other
  treatment options to deal with gum recession, but
  the pinhole surgery is a better alternative
  because it offers the most impressive aesthetic
  results. Your dental surgeon will be making a
  very small hole to perform the surgery, which is
  the procedure helps restore your gum line in a
  natural way. The absence of bleeding or swelling
  is another reason why you can expect impressive
  cosmetic benefits from this surgical procedure.
• It helps treat several teeth simultaneously. It
  is certainly one of many impressive benefits of
  undergoing a pinhole surgical procedure. Where
  other gum recession procedures treat one area of
  your mouth first, the pinhole surgery can target
  different areas of your mouth at the same time.
  You do not need to visit your dentist's office
  repeatedly to complete the procedure. You can
  return home after the procedure with no need to
  schedule repeat appointments.

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Important Things to Understand about the Pinhole
Surgery

• The surgical procedure produces great results and
  in a short time too. The procedure will is more
  effective than many other techniques used for gum
  recession, but of course, the outcome usually
  depends on the nature and severity of the
  underlying problem. The pinhole surgery has a
  great success rate and the procedure will last
  for several years. You just need to pay attention
  to oral hygiene and avoid over-brushing to make
  your treatment last longer.
• The benefits of the PST are many, but you need to
  keep in mind that it is not going to cure your
  gum disease. It is a restorative procedure that
  is supposed to help restore your gum line to its
  original form. Therefore, it is important to have
  your gum disease treated before going for the
  surgery.

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Important Things to Understand about the Pinhole
Surgery

• The procedure does not require any incisions,
  which is why you will not experience much pain
  during the procedure. Since there will be no
  incisions, you do not have to worry about any
  swelling. It is due to these factors that this
  minimally invasive surgery is the prime choice
  for most people with gum recession.
• The pinhole surgery is much better than the
  standard gum grafting procedure for the reasons
  covered in the last point. During the standard
  procedure, your dental surgeon will take out a
  graft of the gum and then attach it to where it
  is needed. It means that after the procedure, you
  will be left with two surgical wounds. These
  wounds will take time to heal and you will have
  to follow a set routine and take special care to
  ensure proper healing.

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Few Tips to Make Your Invisalign Treatment Work
for You

• Be sure to floss regularly. Many people forget
  about flossing their teeth, while others do not
  floss as often as they should be. After your
  treatment, you should floss daily. It is
  important because the aligners can get dirty by
  holding any gunk that may be left after brushing.
  Therefore, you should not overlook the
  importance of flossing daily when you have
  undergone the Invisalign treatment.
• Be sure to wear the tray for as much as you can.
  Even your dentist would recommend wearing it most
  of the time for at least the first couple of days
  of getting your aligner tray. In fact, it is a
  good idea to remove it only when you want to
  brush your teeth. Stick to this routine for the
  first 48 hours and you will get the best results
  from your Invisalign treatment.
• Continue wearing them often after the first 48
  hours. Ideally, you should wear the tray more
  often, but you should at least be wearing it for
  22 hours daily to make your treatment work.

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Few Tips to Make Your Invisalign Treatment Work
for You

• Be sure to change your aligners in a timely
  manner. You need to talk to your dentist and
  learn when to have your aligners changed. Your
  dentist is in the best position to tell you to
  continue using the aligner for a few more days.
  When they say you can remove it, only then should
  you be using a different tray.
• Be ready to feel a bit weird during the first few
  days of the treatment. You will have to learn how
  to wear the aligners properly because failing to
  use it correctly would affect the final outcome.
  Understand that the aligner is going to feel
  weird for some time because it will push against
  your teeth. Keep wearing it and you will
  eventually get used to it.

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Things You Should Know about Invisalign Treatment

• It may take some time to learn how to talk
  properly. After putting in your first aligner, it
  is natural to feel weird. It will push against
  your teeth and make it difficult for you to talk
  in the beginning. Some people may even talk with
  a lisp. You may feel tempted to take out the
  tray, but that is not going to make things
  easier. In fact, you will never learn to talk
  properly with your aligners if you keep removing
  them all the time. A better option would be to
  let them sit in your mouth and learn to talk
  properly.
• Others are not going to notice your aligners.
  Many people are under the impression that
  aligners are like braces and others will be able
  to see it. The truth is that others will not
  notice you wearing your aligners, which is
  actually one of many reasons why people are now
  turning to this procedure. While the aligners
  are not completely invisible, they are much
  better than metal braces.
• Make use of different Invisalign attachments to
  help speed up recovery. In order to get good
  results, you should not shy away from taking
  advantage of different Invisalign attachments.
  These attachments are designed to keep a tray
  from moving. You may find them weird, but they
  certainly help speed up treatment. Learn to use
  these attachments properly and you will have
  straighter teeth fast.

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Things You Should Know about Invisalign Treatment

• Keeping your aligners clean is important. When
  you opt for aligners, you need to ensure that
  they work great but require some care as well.
  You should clean your Invisalign trays often
  using some antibacterial soap and water. You can
  also find some specially designed cleaning
  products to clean Invisalign trays. Never try to
  use toothpaste or something else to clean your
  trays or else you might end up scratching the
  plastic.
• Pay attention to oral hygiene. It is important to
  brush regularly, but you have to be even more
  careful when wearing aligners. If you do not
  brush your teeth and floss regularly, you will
  develop several dental problems. Those Invisalign
  trays can hold bacteria and plaque against your
  teeth, which is why you need to have a strict
  brushing and flossing routine.

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