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If you are undergoing orthodontic treatment, you know how important it is to take extra care in brushing your teeth to prevent the buildup of plaque around your braces or other orthodontic appliances. Part of this care begins with choosing the right toothbrush to help keep your teeth and appliances clean. Choosing between the traditional manual toothbrush or an electric-powered brush can be difficult, so we’ve put together a few facts to help you decide.

On a hot summer day, it is common to find yourself seeking a cool refreshment to make you more comfortable in the heat. What is not as common is feeling a sharp pain through your teeth once you take a bite or sip of a cool treat. We aren’t talking about brain freezes–we are talking about sensitive teeth!

October often symbolizes the start of fall and the holiday season, and for us orthodontists October means National Orthodontic Health Month! During this month, we raise awareness about the benefits of orthodontic treatment and how essential it can be to your overall dental health.

Overcrowding, also known as dental crowding or crowded teeth, is a common dental condition that refers to when your teeth are unable to grow straight due to a lack of space. When this occurs, your teeth may press together, overlap, and twist out of alignment with some teeth being pushed behind or in front of other teeth.

Braces, Mouthguards, and Sports – We understand that orthodontic treatment can result in many changes to your everyday life such as your diet and oral hygiene habits. However, one thing

Visiting The Orthodontist During COVID-19 – We want you to know that even now, we are still here for you and your orthodontic needs. We are committed to the health and safety of our patients, staff.

The Oral Health Connection – From a young age, we are taught the importance of taking care of our teeth with brushing and flossing to prevent cavities and other painful oral

Flossing with Braces – When you have orthodontic treatment, a significant portion of your teeth may be covered allowing food particles to easily get trapped between your teeth

Braces, retainers, and other orthodontic appliances help to straighten your smile but can make it difficult to keep your teeth clean. During orthodontic treatment it is important to clean between brackets and wires helps to remove leftover food particles and reduce plaque buildup. Without proper oral hygiene practices during your treatment, you are putting yourself

Gum Disease, Diabetes, and Orthodontic Treatment – Did you know that over 30 million people in the United States are currently diagnosed with diabetes? As the number rises in our country, awareness is vital