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Here at Kuhni Orthodontic Studio, we’re always talking about the importance of straight, healthy teeth. Not only can a beautiful smile improve your self-esteem and confidence, but it can also open up new social and career…

Nearly 30 million Americans currently have diabetes. Strokes, heart disease, and kidney disease are the issues that are most commonly associated with diabetes. Still, research is showing that severe gum disease may also be…

Halloween is upon us, and this time of year is when we begin to enjoy treats, you may otherwise turn down. Children love getting to dress up and wander the streets in search of tricks and treats! It’s easy to get carried away…

Very few people can boast about having never suffered from a dental cavity. Over 90% of the entire human population has had a dental cavity at least once. Even if you’ve had a few dental cavities treated before, you may still…

More adults than ever are considering braces for themselves! This is because braces have become even more affordable and less conspicuous as the years have gone by. While the most obvious benefit of orthodontic treatment is a…

Brushing your teeth is very important. It removes plaque, bacteria, and germs, while also keeping your breath fresh and cavities at bay. For all of these same reasons, it’s important to brush your tongue as well! Anything you…

Back-to-school season is just around the corner, strange as the circumstances might be this year. But learning will still happen, whether at home or school, and we encourage you to maintain the same type of back-to-school…

More adults than ever are seeking out orthodontic treatment. The reasons for seeking treatment include correction of an improper bite pattern, improving the look of your smile, and boosting self-esteem! Some adults are…

Canker sores are never fun, but they can be even more painful and annoying when you’re receiving orthodontic treatment. We’ve found that braces can sometimes irritate canker sores enough that they’re more painful and take…

Before you receive body modification or piercing, it’s essential to know all the possible risks. More specifically, if you’re considering getting an oral piercing, there are a few risks to your dental health.