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One of the most common fears an individual may have is striking up a conversation with someone and seeing them recoil because you have bad breath. Even if you brush regularly, you may still find yourself struggling with breath that smells like you just ate a garlic sandwich. Luckily, there are several ways you can […]

There comes a time in you or your child’s life when you begin to consider the positive effects orthodontic treatment can have on your smile. While many people assume that braces or aligners are only necessary when your teeth are crooked, there are many other signs that may indicate that you need to see an

When you have traditional or ceramic braces, you may have some concerns about the bracket staining your teeth. Sure, you won’t be able to see them now, but when you complete your treatment, there’s a chance that there will be areas of your teeth that are a different color than the rest of the tooth.

When you think of sports equipment, a few things probably come to mind rather quickly: pads, a helmet, and cleats, to name a few. But there may be one extremely important piece of equipment that you’re forgetting: a mouth guard. Mouth guards are essential for keeping teeth safe from the numerous injuries that you may

Whether at a dental office or an orthodontic office, you, your child, or someone you love has probably received dental x-rays at some point in time. Because they are so common in oral care offices, it’s important to understand the importance of dental x-rays as well as debunk some myths that surround them. Here are some

If you or your child wear traditional braces, you know that your treatment involves multiple brackets, rubber bands, and wires to help you achieve your desired look and function of your smile. And while we are sure you take care of your braces and are taking the proper steps to keep them in good shape,

After investing all the time and money into improving the look and function of your smile, wouldn’t you want to do everything to ensure that your teeth remain as aligned as they were the day you finished your treatment? Well, that retainer your orthodontist hands you at the end of your treatment plays a huge

The idea of getting braces can be a bit scary for a child. They’re unsure how the braces are going to feel, if they’re going to be painful to get, etc. So how do you make the process easier for them and ensure they’re ready to welcome their new orthodontic treatment more easily? Here’s how

In a time when we are being asked to stay home and many businesses and healthcare offices are closed, you may be wondering how, if at all, you are able to keep up with orthodontic treatment and appointments. On the other hand, you may be taking this time as an opportunity to avoid having your