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Invisalign vs Braces: How to Know What Is Best for You
Ninety-six percent of people report that a smile is important to an individual's overall appearance. So in order to get beautifully aligned, healthy teeth many people choose to get braces or Invisalign. But between Invisalign and braces, which one is right for you or...
7 Questions to Ask Your Orthodontist Before Getting Braces
Are your crooked teeth getting you down? Do you avoid smiling for photos because you don't like showing teeth? Are you having problems chewing or digesting your food? It may be time to speak to an orthodontist. The right ortho can help fix your dental issues with...
How to Take Care of Braces
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF BRACES Good oral hygiene is imperative after you get your braces on if you want to have the perfect smile when treatment is over. There are countless spaces and places between your teeth where food can get stuck. This can cause more plaque build-up...
Invisalign vs. Braces: What Are the Major Differences and What’s Better for Me?
Know you want to get either your own teeth straightened or look into teeth straightening for your teenager? Investing in a straight, healthy smile is always worth the time and effort, but with more than one teeth-straightening method available, how do you know which...
What Is the Best Age to Get Braces?
Do you have concerns about the way your child’s teeth are growing in? Do they look crooked? Are there gaps between teeth? Does your child have a major overbite? These are all great questions to ask as you start thinking about braces for your child, but the bigger...
Invisalign: Top 3 Pros and Cons
Invisalign: Top 3 Pros and Cons There are many options in modern orthodontics to achieve the perfect smile and straight teeth. Often, the most trusted and most frequently used way are the traditional braces. People shy away from Invisalign because they are not sure...