What Parents Should Know About Phase One Orthodontic Treatment

March 9, 2026

Phase One orthodontic treatment, also known as early orthodontic treatment or interceptive orthodontics, focuses on guiding a child’s jaw and tooth development before all permanent teeth have erupted. This phase typically begins between ages six and ten, when a mix of baby and permanent teeth are present. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children receive their first […]

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Health Benefits of Cutting Soda Out of Your Diet

March 23, 2020

Soda offers no nutrients and they are also full of sugar, including high-fructose corn syrup. This is bad for your health and your teeth! A typical 12oz can of soda contains between 35 and 40 grams of sugar, which is the same as 10 teaspoons! Too much sugar can cause weight gain, high blood pressure, […]

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What to Expect During Your First Week with Braces

March 9, 2020

If you’ve just had braces put on here at Kuhni Orthodontic Studio, we want to congratulate you! You have taken the first step toward achieving a beautiful and healthy smile. We know that the first few weeks with braces on can be an adjustment and you might be wondering what to expect. Braces can be […]

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Cold Sores During Orthodontic Treatment

February 24, 2020

Have you ever wondered what triggers cold sores? Maybe you’ve searched how to make them go away, or if it’s normal to get them in the first place? You’ve come to the right place. We’re here to answer all your commonly asked questions. What triggers fever blisters? Cold sores can be triggered by any number […]

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How Secondhand Smoke Contributes to Childhood Tooth Decay

February 10, 2020

Everyone knows that tobacco use damages the dental and overall health of the person who uses it. But secondhand smoke can cause just as much damage in people who don’t smoke but who spend time or live with someone who does. These health problems are more apparent in children than anyone else. Regular exposure to […]

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