Kambizsadraei DDS

10/10/2026

“If your teeth don’t hurt, they’re healthy.” False. Cavities and gum disease can develop without pain.
“Bleeding gums are normal.” False. Frequent bleeding is often a sign of gum inflammation.
“Once your gums recede, they’ll grow back.” False. Lost gum tissue generally doesn’t regenerate naturally.

10/09/2026

Your dental insurance benefits may expire soon! Most insured Americans never reach their annual dental benefit maximum. Don’t miss the opportunity to use your coverage for dental care you need before your plan resets.

10/03/2026

Gummy Smile surgery. This was a combination of 2 different surgeries. 1. Lip stabilization or repositioning and 2. Esthetic crown lengthening. ✨

10/02/2026

Failed root canal turns into extraction and bone graft .

09/27/2026

🦷 3 Common Causes of Bad Breath (Halitosis)
1. Bacteria on Your Tongue 👅
Your tongue harbors millions of bacteria that produce foul-smelling sulfur compounds. Cleaning your tongue daily can significantly improve your breath.
2. Gum Disease 🦠
Plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gingivitis and periodontitis. Bacteria trapped beneath the gums produce unpleasant odors that brushing alone cannot eliminate.
3. Dry Mouth 💧
Saliva naturally washes away bacteria and food particles. When saliva production decreases, odor-causing bacteria multiply, resulting in bad breath.
Dental Fact: Most persistent bad breath originates in the mouth, not the stomach! Regular dental cleanings, flossing, and tongue cleaning can make a significant difference. ts

09/19/2026

1. 🦷 Veneers don’t necessarily mean “shaving your teeth down.”
In selected cases, veneers can be placed with minimal or sometimes no enamel reduction, depending on the tooth position, desired result, and thickness needed.
2. ☕ Porcelain itself is highly stain-resistant.
Porcelain doesn’t absorb pigments the way natural tooth structure can. Coffee, tea, and red w**e can still stain the bonding or surrounding natural teeth, though—not usually the porcelain itself.
3. 🔬 The quality of the preparation matters more than most people realize.
A beautiful veneer isn’t just about the porcelain. Enamel preservation, tooth preparation, bite design, bonding technique, and laboratory work all influence how natural-looking and durable the final result is.

09/19/2026

18 Veneers to enhance form, function and esthetic of this smile.

09/05/2026

Failed root canal turns into implants

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

Bruxism (teeth grinding or clenching) is harmful because it puts excessive, repetitive force on your teeth, jaw muscles, and jaw joints. Over time, it can cause significant damage—even if you don’t notice you’re doing it.

🦷 What can bruxism cause?

* Enamel wear — Teeth become flatter, shorter, and more sensitive.
* Cracked or fractured teeth — Heavy clenching can cause cracks that eventually require crowns, root canals, or extraction.
* Chipped teeth & restorations — Veneers, crowns, bridges, and fillings can fracture or debond.
* Tooth sensitivity — Grinding can expose dentin, making teeth sensitive to cold, heat, or sweets.
* Jaw pain & headaches — Overworked chewing muscles can become chronically tight and painful.
* TMJ problems — Excessive loading can contribute to pain and dysfunction around the temporomandibular joints.
* Gum recession/abfraction — Excessive forces can contribute to certain types of cervical tooth damage.
* Enlarged jaw muscles — Chronic clenching can make the masseter muscles more prominent and give the lower face a squarer appearance.
* Sleep disruption — Sleep bruxism can occur alongside sleep-related breathing disorders and cause micro-arousals.