What To Expect When Your Braces Are Removed
Orthodontic patients all have one thing in common: they all learn to adjust! This is true during treatment, and after it's over, too!
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I have a Loose Wire on my Braces! What Should I Do?
Sometimes the wires on braces become loose. If this happens, make an appointment with your orthodontist. Meanwhile, here’s what to do.
How To Floss with Braces
Flossing can be more than a little tricky to master when you first get your braces! The following instructions and tips will help you effectively floss with braces, and keep your teeth and gums healthy during treatment.
7 Things You Must Know Before Trying Invisalign
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment method for adults and teens who want to straighten their teeth without the obvious look of braces. But before choosing Invisalign, there is some important information you should consider.
Dating with Braces
Many teens and even adults worry about what it will be like to date with braces. Here are some tips and ideas for not letting your braces get in the way of your romantic endeavors!
What is an Orthodontic Specialist?
You probably know that to have your teeth straightened, you go to an orthodontist. But you may not know exactly what it entails to be an orthodontist. Today, we’d like to enlighten you!
Orthodontic Emergencies: Don’t Panic!
Occasionally, our patients encounter an emergency situation related to their braces or orthodontic treatment. Find out how to recognize an emergency, and what to do about it!
A Day in the Life of a Braces-Wearer
For many people considering orthodontic treatment, one of the aspects they have the most questions about is how treatment will impact their daily lives.
Sore? Try a Saline Rinse
When you first get your braces and after adjustment appointments, the inside of your mouth may be sore and tender for a time. A saline rinse is a quick and easy way to manage your discomfort and promote healing.
Lingual Braces: Pros & Cons
Lingual braces provide an orthodontic treatment option that forces you to be consistent (unlike removable aligners), but is still essentially invisible when worn. However, like all orthodontic treatment options, they have their pros and cons.