Have you ever stopped to wonder about the science behind your sparkling smile after orthodontic treatment? The journey to a captivating smile, especially for those wearing braces, is largely contributed…
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It’s a milestone moment, looking into the mirror for the first time after having braces installed. As the days unfold, you notice something peculiar—your teeth feel loose. Your heart skips…
If you are undergoing treatment with orthodontic braces or Invisalign aligners, should you be taking nutritional supplements to give extra support to this process of straightening your teeth and keeping…
Seasonal changes can have different emotional and health consequences for you, your family, or your relatives. It is quite surprising that changes in seasons can also affect your braces. If…
Invisalign is a common orthodontic treatment method that helps improve dental health, straighten teeth, and improve the overall appearance of humans. It is a better alternative to traditional braces. However,…
Smiling is contagious, and having a beautiful, healthy smile can boost your confidence and well-being. Thanks to advancements in orthodontics, achieving that smile has never been easier. The field of…
Your braces or retainers might become loose sometimes. This can result in a lot of pain or discomfort. This blog will discuss the common causes, consequences, prevention, and treatment of…
You may be an adult who decided not to have a crooked bite straightened in your teens because of all the complaints about how uncomfortable braces were, the dietary restrictions,…
If you have received full orthodontic treatment to straighten your teeth, whether using braces, Invisalign, or alternatives, afterwards you will need to wear a retainer for a recommended time to…
If your teeth are misaligned, crooked, or crowded, braces can give you a straighter, healthier smile. They can also correct problems with your jaw alignment or the shape of your…
If your top row of teeth sits in front of your bottom row of teeth when your bite is at rest, then you have an overbite. Overbites have a variety…
Nothing brings more joy than your child’s smile. Most babies develop their first tooth around age 1, and by the time they are 3, they will have all 24 of…
