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How Orthodontic Treatment Fits into Busy Family Schedules
August 24, 2026Between school, work, sports, extracurricular activities, and family responsibilities, adding orthodontic treatment to an already full calendar may seem challenging. Fortunately, orthodontic care can become a manageable part of everyday life with preparation and consistent routines. Whether your child is beginning Spanish Fork braces or your family is exploring Spanish Fork orthodontics, understanding what treatment involves can make […]
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Risks Of Smoking During Orthodontic Treatment
November 23, 2019We’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, […]
Can Braces Cause Teeth to Loosen or Fall Out?
October 14, 2019This is a common question asked in orthodontic offices, but the answer is no! Braces cannot cause the teeth to fall out. We understand why some patients get concerned. In the first few days after the braces are placed, the teeth begin to shift and feel loose. However, this is simply the normal pattern of tooth movement […]
How Yogurt Can Help Improve Your Dental Health
September 23, 2019Yogurt is not only great for your overall health, but for your dental health as well. Yogurt is more popular than ever for those who are trying to improve their diets, lose weight, or eat healthier. Yogurt has always been known for assisting with digestive health, but it can benefit you in ways far beyond […]
Children’s Canker Sores and How You Can Help
September 9, 2019The American Association of Pediatric Dentistry has discovered that around 1 out of every 5 children suffer from canker sores. These sores can be painful and irritating, appearing as small, red sores on the tongue, the inside of the cheeks, the gum tissue, or the lips. Canker sores aren’t contagious, but they have been shown […]