Exploring the Jaw, Tooth, and Orthodontic Treatment
The mouth is a complex and intricate part of the human body. If you’re considering braces or Invisalign, it’s important to know all about the structure of your mouth, so that you can make an informed decision about what type of treatment will work best for you! Being well-informed about the intricacies of orthodontic treatment is highly advantageous
Braces & White Spots: Preventing and Whitening Tips
Having a pearly white smile is often a top concern our patients bring to our office. One of the most common questions we get as orthodontists during braces treatment is whether white spots on the teeth are to be expected. Even our patients who don’t have braces are concerned about maintaining a clean white smile. Luckily Dr. Amir
Tips for Relieving Invisalign Pain
Invisalign is a popular and effective alternative to traditional braces. However, like any orthodontic treatment, you may experience some discomfort and pain as your teeth shift into their new positions. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to relieve Invisalign pain and keep your treatment on track. Here are some helpful tips from Dr. Amir Davoody at
Foods That Worsen Oral Health
Sugar, acid, and foods that stay in your mouth for longer than necessary are all guilty of worsening your oral health. From dissolving enamel and promoting negative bacteria growth to downright decay, there are some foods you should be sure to moderate or take out of your diet altogether. Keep reading to learn more from Dr. Amir Davoody
Are Your Teeth Supposed to Move Around?
The short answer is no, but there is more to it than a simple yes or no, one-sentence answer. Teeth shifting is natural when you first get braces, they are moving of course, but after braces or if there hasn’t ever been an orthodontic device installed shifting teeth is not a good sign. So, if this is something
Do I Have to Get Invisalign from an Orthodontist?
The real answer to this question is yes. You might see advertisements online or in magazines for services that bypass the orthodontist to get you clear aligners. These services are typically referred to as mail-in orthodontics. Many adults who seek orthodontic care later in life view the orthodontist as a hassle and may be more likely to try
