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It’s pretty common that most people have a general understanding of what a dentist is and what a dentist does. However, there is often less understanding surrounding orthodontists and orthodontic care. What exactly separates orthodontists from dentists? This list of…
When you have crooked teeth, misalignments, and over or underbites, you may seek orthodontic care to correct these issues. Often, braces are the prescribed method of treatment. When braces are your option, there are things to consider like what kind…
With all of your bedtime rituals, it can be easy to forget one of the most important steps in your orthodontic care. Wearing your retainers is essential to preserving your new smile. After your orthodontic treatment, teeth are vulnerable to…
Halloween is known for costumes and candy. And every orthodontist fears a ruined treatment plan due to Halloween candy indulgence. However, that doesn’t mean we don’t want you to enjoy your holiday. Choose wiser candy choices while you’re undergoing orthodontic…
While orthodontics provide treatment for aligning teeth and help create beautiful smiles, it is vital to take proper care of your teeth. One of the main issues facing teeth is tooth decay. Tooth decay, also known as cavities, are holes…
First Phase Treatment, also known as early interceptive treatment, is orthodontic treatment that often includes expansion, active retainers, or partial braces. This is done around the ages of six to ten before all the permanent teeth have erupted. When there…
When your kids get home from school, they’re likely ravenous. If they have braces, their food choices are somewhat limited as they can’t have anything chewy or too hard. Here are three braces-friendly snack recipes to serve them when they…
No one wants bad breath – to smell it OR to have it! So, if you know you suffer from bad breath or someone has told you that you do, it’s time to make some changes. Bad breath, known officially…
Orthodontic treatment is no longer just for teens. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists states that one in five orthodontic patients is over the age of 21. Many adults are choosing to receive treatment because they understand the importance…
As your child grows, there are certain things you should be on the lookout for in terms of their teeth. In addition, it’s important that your child is seen by an orthodontist by the time they hit seven years of…
