Tooth Socks: An Inexpensive Way to Save Time and Money When Comparing Dental Work

Toe nail and denture socks have long been a fashion accessory for celebrities, but what exactly is their correct answer? It appears that these items are a new term which many dentists and orthodontists are starting to use interchangeably. Socks that cover your bottom teeth are a type of bleaching product and are often used by cosmetic dentists to correct the appearance of stained or yellowing teeth. In addition to covering your teeth and gums, they also help prevent further staining, as well as helping to bond the teeth to the bone. The following is a basic discussion of the differences between these products.

While not technically part of the “complementary dental treatment” field, tooth socks do make a valid fashion statement for those who value their self-confidence and overall oral appearance. While most frequently seen in conjunction with cosmetic dentistry procedures such as fillings, crowns, bridges, and crowns, they are also used during routine checkups, braces, and even as a fun and affordable home remedy for those who are suffering from tooth sensitivity. In fact, tooth sensitivity can cause many people to avoid even going to the dentist. In order to gain an understanding of how these products work and why they are used during many different types of cosmetic dentistry procedures, it will be important to speak to your cosmetic dentist or orthodontist. They are likely to have specific information and examples of which products are appropriate for your needs.

Another difference is that while some types of tooth socks are made to cover just one tooth or a few teeth, others are designed to cover all of your teeth. For example, one size fits most, there are also sizes that fit your shoe size and come in several different styles. Some are meant to be worn underneath your shoes, while others are designed to be worn over your shoes. Finally, some come in plastic tubing form which is designed to be either removed at the front or bottom of the teeth. Others, such as plastic tube socks, are meant to be long enough for you to pull them down at the back of your mouth. Regardless of which type of sock you choose, they are an inexpensive way to save time and money when it comes to getting cosmetic dental work done.