Medical

If you have always wanted fuller lips and more facial volume, visit Dr. Hu at Valencia Plastic Surgery!What Is Restylane®?Restylane® is a safe, FDA-approved dermal filler used for facial augmentation purposes and wrinkle reduction. It is made of a biodegradable, non-animal stabilized hyaluronic...

Researchers found that hearing loss effects how quickly and severely dementia progresses. Fortunately, correcting hearing loss with hearing aids can possibly prevent the effects of cognitive decline. Learn more about the role hearing aids have in maintaining optimal brain function. Improved...

As the proud co-founders of Smilebody, a new concept holistic dental practice, I am excited to introduce a revolutionary approach to dental care that focuses on overall well-being! At Smilebody, we believe that true health and vitality can only be achieved by treating the body as a whole,...

What are cohesive gel aka “Gummy bear” implants? After a long regulatory approval pro-cess, cohesive gel implants have finally been available in the United States outside of clini-cal trials for four years now. The implants are more form stable than silicone gel implants, which allows them to...

Located in Beverly Hills, The Center for Surgery is at the forefront of a groundbreaking aesthetic procedure known as Endolift. This innovative treatment, designed to rejuvenate the face without the need for invasive surgery, is quickly becoming a preferred option for those seeking youthful,...

Do you experience bleeding gums while brushing or flossing? Do your gums feel tender or look red? You may have periodontitis or gum disease which is extremely prevalent in adults. The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) cited the prevalence of gum disease in U.S. adults...

At Aesthetic Dental & Specialty Center, our team of professional dentists are here to help you get the smile you’ve been wanting. Whether it’s veneers, dental implants, root canal, or cosmetic dentistry, our highly trained dentists can help. Book an appointment today to see why we’re the...

Replace your tooth brush or brush heads every 3-4 months if you are using an electric toothbrush. A furry old toothbrush or brush heads won’ t do your teeth much good. Get a new brush every season or sooner if the bristles are flat and frayed. What if your toothbrush still looks good as new...

Periodontal (gum) disease is a progressive condition which can be successfully managed or even reversed.The earliest stage of gum disease, gingivitis, is characterized by red, swollen, & bleeding gums. It develops when dental plaque builds up on teeth. Gingivitis is usually reversible. It’s...

Major Depression Disorder is a mental health disorder when an individual has a persistently low or depressed mood, or a decreased interest in pleasurable activities, feelings of guilt or worthlessness, lack of energy, poor concentration, appetite changes, psychomotor agitation, sleep...

Your children’s dental health is extremely important, from the time they start teething to when they are old enough to begin caring for their teeth themselves, they need to receive proper guidance and practices to help them keep their teeth healthy. A dedicated family dentist can guide you...

Do you experience bleeding gums while brushing or flossing? Do your gums feel tender or look red? You may have periodontitis or gum disease which is extremely prevalent in adults. The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) cited the prevalence of gum disease in U.S. adults...

Over the past century, transferring fat from one area of the body to another has become increasingly successful. The popularity of liposuction has advanced the field to the point where fat can safely be harvested from one area and injected into another. This technique is being used in cosmetic...

Diabetes is a disease where the body cannot manufacture or properly use insulin. The body then is unable to convert sugars and starches into energy, leaving an elevated amount of blood sugar. Too much glucose in the bloodstream can damage the feet, heart, kidney, eyes and nerves. Diabetes can...

A night guard (or occlusal guard) is needed for specific reasons, the main one being that clenching your jawbone results in your teeth grinding together as you sleep. This phenomenon is also called Sleep Bruxism. A night guard will protect the top and bottom rows of teeth, which will reduce...