What Happens If a Bracket Falls Off?
You’re eating lunch or brushing your teeth when something with your braces feels off — suddenly, a bracket is loose or completely […]
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Invisalign
What Are Invisalign® “Tracking Issues”?
If an Invisalign® aligner suddenly feels loose or doesn’t sit flush against your teeth, you may be dealing with tracking issues. This
Orthognathic Surgery
Can Jaw Surgery Cause Aesthetic Changes?
Individuals who are thinking about jaw surgery, or orthognathic surgery, often — and understandably — wonder if it will change how
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Are Lingual Braces Better for People Who Play Wind Instruments?
For musicians who play wind or brass instruments, orthodontics can pose unexpected challenges. Traditional braces can interfere with embouchure, cause lip discomfort,
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How Orthodontic Health Impacts Your Breathing, Sleep, and Posture
You might think orthodontic treatment is only about straightening teeth for a better smile. However, did you know that your orthodontic health
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Can You Combine Braces and Clear Aligners for Better Results?
When it comes to teeth-straightening solutions, most people assume they have to choose between braces and Invisalign®. In some cases, though, the most
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Foods to Avoid with Ceramic Braces (and What You Can Eat Instead)
Ceramic braces are a great choice if you want a more discreet way to straighten your teeth. Their clear or tooth-colored
Sleep Apnea
Can Orthodontic Treatment Prevent the Development of Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea is a disorder that causes breathing to stop and start throughout the night. While it’s commonly associated with obesity
TMJ
5 Steps to Take to Prepare for Your First TMJ Treatment Appointment
Living with persistent jaw pain, clicking, or headaches can be frustrating. If you’ve finally scheduled your first TMJ (temporomandibular joint) treatment appointment,
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Orthognathic Surgery vs. Braces: When Is Surgery the Better Option?
For many people, braces are the go-to solution for straightening teeth and improving bite. However, in some cases, orthodontic treatment alone isn’t