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National Facial Protection Month: How to Protect Your Smile This Sports Season

April is National Facial Protection Month, which makes it the perfect time to talk about one of the easiest ways to help protect your smile during sports and active play:...
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Braces Rubber Bands 101: How Elastics Move Your Bite (and How to Wear Them Right)

If you or your child has braces, you’ve probably heard about rubber bands (elastics). They’re an essential orthodontic appliance for many patients — and they’re not the same as the...
What to Eat Your First Week with Braces (and What to Avoid)

What to Eat Your First Week with Braces (and What to Avoid)

Getting braces is an exciting step toward a healthier, more confident smile, but it also comes with a few temporary adjustments, especially when it comes to eating.  During your first...
6 Surprising Signs Your Orthodontic Treatment is Working

6 Surprising Signs Your Orthodontic Treatment is Working

Starting braces or Invisalign® is thrilling! You leave your first visit feeling proud of yourself and excited about the changes ahead. Then a few weeks go by, the initial excitement...
How Many Orthodontic Consultations Should I Get?

How Many Orthodontic Consultations Should I Get?

Choosing an orthodontist is a big decision – for you, your child, and your family. You’re not just selecting braces or aligners.  You’re choosing the doctor and team who will...
What Really Happens at Your Child’s First Orthodontic Check-Up

What Really Happens at Your Child’s First Orthodontic Check-Up

February is Children’s Dental Health Month, which means it’s the perfect time to answer one of the most common (and very reasonable) parent questions we hear: When should my child...
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