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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…
You may love to splurge on soda, but it can really take a toll on your teeth and braces if you wear them. You may think the only harm in consuming these drinks is the sugar involved. Yes, the sugar…
When you have too many teeth, you can crowd your mouth and jaw, leading to life-long oral issues. In other words, crowding is the lack of space for all your teeth to fit normally within your jaws, causing the teeth…
First of all, you may be astonished that such a thing as DIY braces exist in the first place. But it’s true. They’re not recommended and can actually do lasting damage to your teeth. Traditional metal braces can cost between…
You may have heard these two terms before, especially if you have kids in braces. In fact, these are two main reasons why people have to get braces in the first place. So, what do they each mean? Let’s take…
This is a common question when someone is facing getting their braces off. It’s a valid concern: after all, you spent a lot of time and money on those braces and you don’t want to see all that hard work…
If you have braces, chances are, you have rubber bands, also known as orthodontic elastics. You may wonder why you need those little elastics …after all, how powerful can they possibly be? Turns out, quite powerful. In order for your…
As a student, you’re likely excited about the upcoming spring break season. After all, you need a break from your studies to have fun with friends and recharge. However, while taking a vacation from school is all well and good,…
While the end result is great, the process of wearing braces can sometimes be uncomfortable. Sometimes wires come loose and poke you in the side of the cheek, making eating and even talking a painful experience. Whether from something you…
