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WHAT HAPPENED TO MY ORTHODONTIST?

Good quality and bespoke treatment need uniformity to it. Changing exerts during treatment is detrimental to the patient. One frequent complaint of patients of corporate orthodontist offices is that their expert just disappears. Patients may go through many different orthodontists during a typical two-year treatment. In this post, we’ll take you through why using an independent ortho is key to successful treatment. What happened to my orthodontist? Let’s find out.

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Manual or Electric Toothbrush With Braces

For orthodontic patients, an electric toothbrush can be more effective than a manual one at removing plaque. One study found that the American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics reported greater removal with electric over traditional brushing methods. In their article they compared these two types of brushes for oral hygiene maintenance. In this post we’ll answer your question – Manual or electric toothbrush for braces? Let’s get cracking.

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Do You Need a Replacement Retainer? ( 2021 Guide with Answers)

As time goes on, retainers will gradually wear down and become wider than necessary. When this happens your retainer won’t be able to hold your teeth where they are supposed to go anymore! Be sure not to let it get that far because once the mouth starts shifting back again there’s no turning back–so don’t wait for things to worsen before getting a new one.

You have achieved a straight beautiful smile. Now you are on the retainer stage. Retainers need looking after because they’re fragile. There are many reasons you might need a replacement retainer. In this post, we’ll take you through 5 reasons why your retainer needs replacing. Let’s get looking.

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Orthodontic Retainers | WHAT ARE THEY? (3 Facts For Mom)

Orthodontic retainers are an essential part of your orthodontic experience. They will keep your new smile in good shape for however long they are needed. Which in most cases is for life. But what are retainers exactly? How will they affect your life? Are they uncomfortable? These questions have all crossed the minds of those undergoing orthodontic treatment. In this post, we’ll take you through what types of orthodontic retainers you can have and what they do for your smile when your ortho treatment is complete. Let’s get going.

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Sleep Apnea and Orthodontics (5 EPIC FACTUALS)

In the USA today, 18 million adults and a large number of children suffer from a disorder that affects sleep and health. It is called Sleep Apnea and affects breathing during the sleep cycle. The condition can range from disruptive to unhealthy. In this post, we’ll take you through what sleep apnea is and why orthodontics can help disrupt the disruptive condition. Let’s get going.

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Self-Confidence & Straight Teeth with Invisalign in 2020 | FAST FACTS

While traditional metal braces are still available, the invention of clear plastic aligners has changed how your orthodontist treats common problems with your smile that destroy your confidence. In fact, you may have even put off getting braces in the past if you were worried about how you would look with a mouth full of shiny metal brackets and wires. Naturally, you have a lot of questions about Invisalign. As you explore your orthodontic treatment options, you can read on. In this post, we’ll show you how to get self-confidence & straight teeth with Invisalign in 2020. Let’s get going.

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How to Avoid Failure in Treatment | 11 FAST FACTS 2020

An estimated four million Americans are currently undergoing some sort of orthodontic treatment. Whether they wear braces or Invisalign, the reasons for choosing orthodontic treatment are the same–we all want to express our most beautiful smile. In this post, we’ll show you how to avoid failure in treatment. Let’s get cracking.

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What is Class 3 Malocclusion | 9 AMAZING FACTS

Class 3 Malocclusion treatment options. Firstly, if you suspect that you or your child may have a class 3 malocclusion, it is important to get more information on the subject. A class 3 malocclusion can cause many issues because it makes it difficult for a person to bite properly, and it can cause some self-esteem concerns. Fortunately, there is some hope for people who end up with a class 3 malocclusion. There are a few treatment options that can provide a very good outcome. In this post, we’re going to show you the facts on correcting your smile. Let’s dive right in.

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Do-It-Yourself Orthodontic Treatment (ONLY BLOG YOU’LL NEED)

Are do-it-yourself orthodontic treatments or direct-to-consumer clear aligners good? The field of orthodontics is full of new technology that makes it easier than ever to achieve a dazzling smile. While getting straight teeth used to involve years of wearing a mouth full of metal, you can now benefit from options such as aligner trays that are more comfortable. Alas, there are items that were never intended to be used as orthodontic appliances being used widely by unassuming people. Read on for the full low down on this worrisome trend.

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(5 Facts) Children with Chronic Health Conditions & Orthodontics

Parents today are much more aware of dental procedures that can improve or enhance their kids’ teeth for life. Pediatric dentists frequently refer children who are patients to an orthodontist who can evaluate them for the potential benefits of wearing braces. Diagnosing an orthodontic issue at a child’s optimum age can help to ensure that timely, effective treatment is provided. However, children with chronic health conditions sometimes need extra support or precautions when getting orthodontic work done. Here are a few tips for parents of a chronically ill child who is in need of orthodontic.

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