How Orthodontic Treatment Can Improve Speech and Chewing

June 8, 2026

Orthodontic treatment is often associated with creating a straighter smile, but its benefits can go well beyond appearance. The position of the teeth and jaws can affect how clearly a person speaks, how comfortably they chew, and how efficiently the mouth functions each day. For patients experiencing crowding, spacing, bite problems, or jaw alignment concerns, […]

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How to Handle Dental Emergencies

December 23, 2019

In the event of a dental emergency, your general dentist should be the first person you contact. Most dental offices have time in the day set aside for dental emergencies, so it shouldn’t be difficult to get in to see your office very soon. However, some patients aren’t sure what is considered a dental emergency. […]

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Caring for Your Dental Retainer

December 17, 2019

After spending between 18 months and 2 years wearing orthodontic braces, we’re guessing that you won’t want your teeth shifting back into their original positions once the braces come off. To maintain your beautiful new smile, it’s important to wear your dental retainer and take proper care of it. Caring For Your Dental Retainer Below […]

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Halitosis and Braces

November 25, 2019

Braces can help you get the beautiful, straight smile that you’ve always wanted. However, the time that you spend with orthodontic braces will be an investment, and it won’t always be pleasant. Dental braces can make certain things difficult, like flossing, eating the right foods, and they may even cause bad breath. Halitosis and Braces […]

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Risks Of Smoking During Orthodontic Treatment

November 23, 2019

We’ve all heard that smoking cigarettes and chewing tobacco can be damaging to our health in many ways. Smoking causes several problems for the lungs and throat, but can also negatively impact your mouth, teeth, and dental health. Smoking During Orthodontic Treatment Smoking has been proven to contribute to gum disease and periodontitis. In addition, […]

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