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Tips to Make Wearing Braces More Comfortable

In Orthodontics August 10, 2022

When you first get braces or have them adjusted, they might feel uncomfortable for a few days. This adjustment period is perfectly normal, but there are ways to help make your braces more comfortable. The following tips can help make your braces more comfortable: Talk to Your Dentist or Orthodontist If your braces are uncomfortable, …

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6 Ways to Straighten Your Teeth Without Braces

In Orthodontics July 20, 2022

Having misaligned teeth can take a toll on your confidence, but modern dentistry makes it possible to overcome this challenge. There are several teeth straightening options that your dentist may recommend to either straighten your smile or reduce the appearance of misaligned teeth. Braces can straighten your teeth and make your smile appear more even. …

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What You Should Know About Getting Braces as an Adult

In Orthodontics April 20, 2022

While straight teeth can help you feel more confident in your appearance, a well-aligned smile is important for more than just dental aesthetics. Having straight teeth can also make it easier to take care of your oral health and help you avoid dental issues in the future. Although many teens wear braces to address dental …

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Fun Ways to Personalize Your Braces

In Orthodontics February 23, 2022

Braces are an effective solution to help straighten your smile and correct dental misalignment. However, many kids and teens aren’t thrilled at the idea of wearing metal brackets and wires on their teeth. However, braces don’t have to be boring or unattractive! There are a variety of design and customization options that can make braces …

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After Orthodontic Treatment

In Orthodontics August 4, 2021

While getting your braces removed is an exciting moment, it’s essential to remember the importance of aftercare following orthodontic treatment. Follow the recommendations of your dentist and remember to keep up with consistent oral hygiene practices. Here are a few things to keep in mind after orthodontic treatment to help preserve the alignment and appearance …

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Common Questions About Dental Braces

In Orthodontics June 23, 2021

If you have crooked teeth, gaps, or bite issues, your dentist may recommend dental braces to straighten to improve dental health and appearance. Braces help straighten crooked or misaligned teeth by gradually shifting them to the correct positions over time. Straight teeth are not only aesthetically pleasing, but they also help you chew properly and …

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Questions to Ask When Looking for an Orthodontist

In Orthodontics May 12, 2021

It can be challenging to know which orthodontist in your area is the most qualified and experienced. With so many options to choose from, it helps to know what to look for. Here are some essential questions you should ask when searching for an orthodontist. What’s Their Reputation? The best orthodontists should have a solid …

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Reasons Why Your Bite Can Shift

In Orthodontics March 31, 2021

If you’ve noticed a slight change in your smile or teeth alignment, it may be an indication that your bite has shifted. This condition is known as malocclusion and results from crooked or crowded teeth and misalignment between the lower and upper dental arches. Severe malocclusion can cause speech problems, breathing difficulties, facial changes, bruxism, …

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