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Tooth Decay – Less Is Better
Before MID, dentists offered a treatment protocol developed in the 19th Century where dentists remove healthy structures considered vulnerable to decay. This practice resulted in reducing the tooth’s volume and by today’s standards, created larger than necessary fillings.
Benefit From The Magic Of Orthodontics In 2024
Do you have any of these dental problems?
- Crowding of teeth
- Spacing between teeth
- Overbite, crossbite, underbite
Floss Like A Pro
When wearing braces, it is even more important to floss regularly since food collects and sticks more easily around the brackets and wires. At Davoody & Hablinski Orthodontics it is critical for our patients to know that when they do not floss, the result is a breeding ground for all sorts of bacteria that can cause damage to the enamel of your teeth, around the braces, and can cause puffiness and bleeding of gum tissue. Even if you are wearing Invisalign aligners that are removable when eating, it is still important to floss on a daily basis to maintain good oral hygiene.
Bite Problems – Sleep Tight, And Don’t Let The Baby Teeth Bite!
However, there are cases where this does not happen the way it’s supposed to. In these situations, a child can develop a bad bite (malocclusion). Don’t panic. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, all children should be seen by an orthodontist by the age of 7. Below are some of the issues that an orthodontist will check your children for during a standard evaluation.Read More
The Ultimate Retainer Care Guide: Keeping Them Sparkling Clean
Maintaining good oral hygiene habits means incorporating retainer care into your daily routine. Read More
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