Headgear is a broad term for orthodontic appliances that strap around the head to exert
pressure from outside the patient’s mouth. Although not every child or adult who has braces
will need headgear, headgear is important for certain cases and has its benefits.
What are the benefits of needing orthodontic headgear? Here’s...
When shopping for something as simple as toothpaste, people are faced with endless options. Then you have to select floss, a toothbrush, and perhaps even mouthwash. How can you know which of these products is right for you?
Choosing the right dental products is simpler than you think, and much...
Flossing is incredibly important to the removal of food and debris located in the teeth. Without regular flossing, it is extremely likely for a person to generate gingivitis and the bleeding of the gums. In addition to brushing, it's very important to make flossing a priority to keep a...
Propel is a unique FDA approved orthodontics tool for helping your teeth to move into their correct positions faster and more accurately than ever! This technology encourages accelerated bone remodeling while receiving orthodontic treatment such as Invisalign and traditional braces. Propel is used by experienced and practiced orthodontists who...
There is really no comparing custom fit to one-size fits all in the clothing world and the same holds true when it comes to sports mouthguards. The difference is that while custom fit clothes can be the difference between making a good first impression over seemingly sloppy, a custom...
Sports season for a few popular sports is quickly approaching! Fall sports include football,
soccer, volleyball, and field hockey. All of these sports have the potential to hurt your student athlete’s smile without a mouthguard!
Although picking up a mouthguard next time you’re at the store might seem tempting, going with...
Keeping your child safe during sports goes beyond helmets and pads; protecting their smile matters, too. Mouthguards are among the simplest and most effective ways to prevent injuries such as chipped teeth, lip and cheek lacerations, and even jaw fractures. But with so many options available, how do you...
Metal has been the standard in dentistry for many years and has proved to be an excellent way to protect damaged teeth and preserve a person’s ability to chew. However, technology is continuing to improve, and metal-free crowns and bridges have many benefits. Consider the following:
A Long-Term Solution –...
When searching for a toothbrush, be sure to pay attention to the size. The toothbrush head should be large enough to spread its bristles to the far corners of the mouth, but small enough to actually reach those far corners. If the toothbrush is too large, it won’t reach...
When it comes to protecting the oral health of athletes, mouthguards are a must. From contact sports to activities that involve potential impact, a mouthguard is essential for preventing dental injuries and minimizing the risk of concussions.
While a variety of over-the-counter options are available, athletes benefit most from investing...