by Zolton | Mar 21, 2022 | Braces, Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care, Orthodontic Treatmens, orthodontics, Orthodontist, treatments
Braces do a lot in keeping the teeth in great shape, and it is no wonder many people get them installed. Just as the procedure has become standard, so are some fundamental problems associated with it, most of which develops as a result of poor care. Below we have...
by Zolton | Feb 10, 2022 | Braces, Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care
Wearing braces can be tough, especially when it comes to keeping your teeth clean and healthy. It is important to ensure that you are taking good care of your teeth and braces daily, keeping cavities and tooth decay at bay. Here are some helpful tips to keeping your...
by Zolton | Dec 20, 2021 | Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care, Orthodontist, Traditional Braces
An orthodontist may recommend braces to align or straighten your teeth or aid with another dental issue such as a gap between teeth, underbite, or overbite. Braces can significantly improve your teeth, but it might take weeks for your teeth to adapt to the increased...
by Zolton | Sep 20, 2021 | Braces, cavities, Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care
Oral hygiene is critical for keeping one’s teeth and gums healthy. It involves habits like brushing twice a day and seeing the dentist regularly. Oral health, on the other hand, encompasses more than just cavities and gum disease. There is a relationship between...
by Zolton | Sep 10, 2021 | Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care
Gingivitis is a gum inflammation, often known as gingiva. It usually happens when a layer of plaque, or germs, develops on the teeth. Gingivitis is a non-destructive kind of periodontal disease, although it can progress to periodontitis if left untreated, and this is...
by Beauty Smile Ortho | Oct 7, 2019 | Early Orthodontic Care, orthodontic care, Orthodontic Treatmens, TMD, treatments
Although most TMJ cases are involved with adults and it is not heard of in children, TMJ has affected children more than you think, a study found that 25% of children, mostly female, in nearly 5,000 suffer from TMJ related symptoms. As a parent, this can sound...
