How a Little Sunshine Helps Teeth During Orthodontic Treatment
Who doesn’t love to catch some sun rays? Well sunshine lovers, Dr. Amir Davoody and Dr. Mark Hablinski at Davoody and Hablinski Orthodontics have news for you! A little sunshine actually HELPS your teeth during orthodontic treatment! Sunshine has been found to improve mood, our immune functions, and increases vitamin D production in our bodies. The Importance of
5 Tips for Teaching Kids How to Brush
Good oral hygiene is a crucial part of a person’s health. Thus, it is imperative that parents help teach their kids not only to brush their teeth twice a day but also how to do so effectively. Rather than making it a chore, try to make cleaning their teeth a fun and enjoyable experience. To help, Dr. Amir
Common Speech Problems Orthodontics Can Help
Did you know that the alignment of your teeth can affect your speech? If you struggle to pronounce certain words, your teeth could be the reason why. Thankfully, orthodontics can help. Dr. Amir Davoody and Dr. Mark Hablinski at Davoody and Hablinski Orthodontics can provide orthodontic treatment to resolve common oral problems such as: Lisp or Whistling Lisps or
6 Orthodontic Tips for a Sensitive Gag Reflex
Having a sensitive gag reflex is nothing to be embarrassed about. Additionally, it is not something that should deter you from seeking orthodontic treatment. Those with a sensitive gag reflex can get frustrated, but it is certainly something that can be worked with while undergoing orthodontic treatment. Orthodontists, like Dr. Amir Davoody and Dr. Mark Hablinski at Davoody
Do Your Gums Bleed When Flossing?
It’s the start of a new day and you’re going through the motions of your morning routine. As you begin flossing, you notice your gums start to bleed in some areas. Is this normal? While bleeding gums from flossing does not mean your mouth isn’t clean, it can be a sign that you aren’t flossing enough. According to
Top 3 Best Drinks For Your Teeth
In a previous post, we discussed some of the drinks that have a negative effect on the teeth. This included soda, fruit juices, and coffee. While it may seem like water is your only beverage option, fear not. There are a few drinks still available to quench your thirst without affecting your orthodontic treatment. Milk Not only can
