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Exploring the Dangers of DIY Aligners

Exploring the Dangers of DIY Aligners

Are you the type of person who wants to do everything yourself? Do you like to learn new things and figure out methods for everything? That's a handy trait that will serve you well in life but not such an excellent way to tackle orthodontic treatment. In recent years,...

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Smile Your Way to a Healthier Life

Smile Your Way to a Healthier Life

Doesn't it make you smile when you see someone you love smile? Smiling is contagious and downright joyous. Smiling also has direct benefits for your well-being. Whether you're a smirker, a toothy grinner, or a beaming smiler, this infectious facial expression can be...

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Tips for Diabetics for Dental and Orthodontic Care

Tips for Diabetics for Dental and Orthodontic Care

Do you or your child have diabetes and are seeking orthodontic care in the near future? Then this blog is for you. Diabetes is a common disease that affects about 1 in 10 Americans. But the good news is that this day and age offers many resources for controlling your...

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Closing the A Gap: The One in Your Teeth

Closing the A Gap: The One in Your Teeth

In football, a successful offensive team runs through the “A” gap with ease. But when it comes to dentistry, like a good defense, you want to close that gap. Have you heard of diastema? Diastema is a fancy word for “gap in the teeth.” Gaps are most common between the...

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Avoid These Foods and Drinks for Better Dental Health

Avoid These Foods and Drinks for Better Dental Health

Good for the gut doesn’t always mean terrific for the teeth. And it’s not only the Sour Patch Kids and Dr. Pepper to watch out for when protecting your teeth. All foods and drinks that are highly acidic have the potential to cause erosion. Erosion is the process that...

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What You Should Know About Underbites

What You Should Know About Underbites

Sometimes our teeth have a mind of their own. You’ve heard of an overbite, but did you know underbites are a common dental issue, too? An underbite is a dental condition in which your bottom teeth extend farther forward than your top teeth. The alignment of your teeth...

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