How to Brush Your Teeth With Braces
Brushing your teeth with braces is easy, it just requires a little patience. Here's how to do it!
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What are Lingual Braces?
Lingual brace are proving to be very popular for people with concerns about the appearance of traditional braces because lingual braces sit on the backs of the teeth.
Types of Retainers
Orthodontic treatment requires a big time commitment, especially considering the fact that, not only do you have to spend months or years wearing braces, you'll also have to wear a retainer after treatment to hold or “retain” the results.
How To Store Your Removable Appliance/Retainer
Taking care of and storing your retainer properly when you aren't wearing it is essential. Here’s how to keep your retainer clean and damage free.
What to Expect: Orthodontic Checkups & Evaluations
During your orthodontic treatment, you will have to pay regular visits to your orthodontist so that he can monitor your progress and make sure everything is going as planned.
The Importance of Healthy Primary Teeth
Healthy primary (baby) teeth help kids chew their food and aid in digestion, and are one of the most important parts of their oral development as they grow up.
Braces on the Go: What to Keep on Hand
Most orthodontic patients lead busy lives at school, work, and social obligations and it keeps them away from home throughout the day. This is a list of supplies which you should keep on hand to care for your braces when you're-on-the-go.
Electric Toothbrushes & Braces
To remove the plaque that can build up quickly in their crevices, braces need to be cleaned thoroughly on a regular basis. An electric toothbrush can make brushing your teeth with braces easier and more effective.
In-Ovation System Braces: The Pros & Cons
For patients who want a gentler, more streamlined orthodontic treatment option, In-Ovation System self-ligating braces are great option. Here are some factors to consider before choosing In-Ovation.
Tips for Eating With Braces
Your teeth and mouth will feel sore after you've started your orthodontic treatment or have recently had braces tightened. This discomfort normally lasts for about a week, and it can be hard to eat during this time! Here are some tips to make it easier.