Why Braces are Good for Adults
Braces are often something we think of as synonymous with the teen years, but that isn’t always the case. Some of us didn’t have the chance to visit an orthodontist as a teen, but that doesn’t mean that you’ve missed your opportunity to benefit from orthodontia. More...
Which Type of Retainer is Best?
It’s time for the big reveal of your new smile and life without braces! And time to be fitted for a retainer for the first time. What is a retainer? A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is typically used once braces are removed to help protect the work that...
Does an Orthodontist Remove Teeth?
If your teeth seem to overlap or be too close together, it’s important to have them examined by an orthodontist to find out if they are overcrowded. You may be wondering “Does an orthodontist remove teeth?” If your orthodontist sees that your teeth are overcrowded,...
Different Kinds of Dental Floss
Whether you’re someone who diligently flosses daily or dreads flossing because it tends to make your gums bleed, we’ve got news for you! Did you know that there are different kinds of dental floss that can make your flossing routine easier, more comfortable and even...
What is Unique About Invisalign?
As you’re considering orthodontic treatment, you may find there are multiple options to choose from. Each has their own pros and cons, so how can you choose which one is best for you? This can depend on your specific situation and the results you’re hoping to achieve....
How Healthy Eating Helps Oral Health
It’s important to brush and floss your teeth daily, but did you know there’s much more you can do to help support your smile staying strong and bright? The role proper nutrition plays in the health of your teeth and gums is an essential one because your teeth, just...
3 Technology Advances in Orthodontics
Technology is always advancing, and orthodontics are no exception! And with all the advances, there’s never been a more exciting time to think about getting orthodontic treatment. Advances in technology can mean shorter treatment times, less discomfort and knowing...
What Causes Cavities?
Cavities happen when the hard surface of your teeth, called enamel, becomes permanently damaged and creates a hole. The good news is, there are things you can to help protect your teeth and prevent cavities from forming. In this article we will discuss the best ways...