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You've decorated the Christmas tree with ornaments and the house with lights. How about decorating your braces for the holidays? We know all about how to make your braces festive with fun seasonal color combinations! Here are some tips! Those…
There’s a lot to learn about how to keep your braces in top shape! Can candy hurt your braces? Here are the facts about how Halloween candy affects your braces and some tips so you can enjoy the holiday worry-free!…
It's always great to keep healthy, braces-safe snacks on hand for when you get home from school. All that homework is sure to make you work up an appetite! Here are our top picks for after-school snacks for braces. Foods…
Traveling with braces for the first time might make you feel nervous, but don't fret! All you need are the right tools and a few tips to make it easy. Getting used to life with braces can seem overwhelming to…
Making the decision to invest in orthodontic treatment is a big step. It can be tough to know which option is right for you. Clear aligners are a popular alternative to traditional metal braces and have many benefits. Read on…
If you're new to braces, you probably have a lot of questions about what you can and cannot do with them and how to care for them. One common question many patients ask is, can you get a dental cleaning…
Self-confidence is important. Studies show that how you feel about yourself can have a measurable impact on your work and social life. Since your smile is such a big part of how you express your self-confidence, it can make a…
We know you’re getting excited to see your new smile. When your smile is important to you, taking care of your braces properly is a priority. Here's what you need to know to take the best care of your braces…
It’s a new year, full of endless possibilities! Setting new goals for the new year can be exciting, but it can also feel daunting. Here's how we can help you achieve your dental goals this year so that you can…
One of the most often mentioned contributing factors to teeth grinding, or bruxism, is stress. Stress and Teeth Grinding go hand in hand, and so to reduce and address the stress may also help to reduce and address the teeth…