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Four horrific dental health mistakes

Here are four horrific dental health mistakes: 1. Using mail-order orthodontics. Mail-order service is a new trend in health care. In some cases, it makes sense, for example, mail-order contacts. However, moving teeth is a complicated process. Each at-home aligner you use creates tooth movement. And,...

When (Not) to Get Your Permanent Teeth Pulled

This may be the most important warning I give you: think twice before having permanent teeth removed. Before you read any further, know that extractions are no longer needed in over 99 percent of orthodontic patients. As a prospective patient, you need to advocate for yourself...

Questions You Should Be Asking Your Orthodontist

Choosing the right orthodontist for your family can be overwhelming, and making a wise decision can seem daunting. Today, finding a provider can be more confusing than ever as the number of options are ever-growing. To help sift through all the choices, you should ask your...

College Students: How to Care For Your Oral Health Away From Home

With so many other things on their mind and lots of new responsibilities, it might be difficult for college students to make oral health a priority in their life. But, it’s extremely important to prioritize oral hygiene as there are many avoidable problems that can and...

5 Things to Consider Before Choosing Your Ortho

Orthodontic treatment is a huge commitment for an individual, and their family. But, in my opinion, the results of a great Ortho are well-worth the investment. It can feel like there are countless factors to consider when trying to decide whether or not to pursue treatment,...

Considering Orthodontic Treatment Part 4: Pulling Permanent Teeth

After your initial exam with an orthodontic provider to check for misaligned teeth and a “bad bite,” one or more treatment plans will be presented. If your doctor recommends pulling any permanent teeth, it’s wise to stop and think twice. The question you should be asking...

Considering Orthodontic Treatment Part 2: Choosing the Best Provider

So, you’ve decided to schedule an initial exam for you or your little one to see if it’s time to start orthodontic treatment. An online search, recommendations from coworkers and friends, dentist referrals, and even business signs offer more than enough providers for you to choose...

Considering Orthodontic Treatment Part 1: When to Start

You may have arrived at this post with your head spinning. You’re considering orthodontic treatment for yourself or a loved one, searching online for more information, feeling overwhelmed by the ever-changing techniques and treatment options, and looking for some direction. Or, maybe, you aren’t that far...

The Pros and Cons of Invisalign, Clear Braces, and Cosmetic Orthodontic Treatment

A beautiful smile is both desirable and accessible. Adults, now more than ever, are seeking orthodontic treatment to help create the smiles they have always dreamed of. With so many adults now seeking orthodontic treatment, the question often is, “Do I have to be a ‘metal...

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