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Life After Braces

When the day comes that your braces are removed, celebration is definitely in order! But while it’s a relief to finally have your teeth free of all those wires and brackets, you do need to take steps to ensure they stay in their new position. If you fail to use your orthodontic retainer properly, your […]

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How to Care For Your Teeth with Braces

While the confidence boost from having a stunningly straight smile is certainly something to look forward to when you have braces, life with braces can sometimes take some extra effort in the meantime. Good dental hygiene is always important, but it’s especially crucial to keep your teeth clean when you have braces. At Advanced Orthodontic

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Alternatives to Plastic Retainers

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If you are thinking about getting braces or are about to have your braces removed, it’s a good idea to look into what type of retainer you will use after your braces are off. Each type of retainer has some advantages and disadvantages, so be sure you talk to your orthodontist about your options. Vacuum-formed

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Dental Care in the U.S.

When it comes to quality of dental care, we have it pretty good in the United States. The technologies are out there that allow us to prolong the life of our teeth. But what if you are just too frightened to go to the dentist or can’t find affordable dental care? At Advanced Orthodontic Care,

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Soft Ginger Cookies

Having braces doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the Holiday treats. We want to make sure that our patients get to indulge in a few treats of their own. Here is a great recipe for delicious soft cookies we know you will love! Wishing you all the best. -Dr. Rudman and Team Ingredients

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Phase 1 and Phase 2 Orthodontics – Orthodontics and Your Child

When most people think of orthodontics, they typically think of “braces,” the metal and bracket system used to straighten permanent teeth. But certain orthodontic problems are far easier to correct in the early stages of a child’s growth and development. Waiting may actually make it harder to treat certain conditions. At Advanced Orthodontic Care, we

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Early Warning Signs of a Bad Bite

Human teeth are rarely perfectly aligned, but in some cases even a mild misalignment of the teeth (malocclusion) may cause a number of functional and health-related problems. Cases of severe misalignment require orthodontic treatment to restore proper mouth function and improve overall dental health. Dr. Robert Rudman of Advanced Orthodontic Care recommends that you keep

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Invisalign® vs. Traditional Braces

Rather than bringing out their “inner geek” with traditional braces, many adults are choosing more subtle options to shape up their smiles. But the type of orthodontia selected goes beyond aesthetics. At Advanced Orthodontic Care, we believe both every smile is unique, and the most important decision is to select the right tool for the

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Finding the Right Orthodontist

Orthodontics is an art and a science, so it is important that you find an orthodontist who is highly skilled at both. The shape and positioning of your teeth can affect not only your appearance but your health as well. Choosing the right orthodontist for your family can be a challenge, so at Advanced Orthodontic

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Well-Aligned Smiles

Rather than being jealous or envious of people with bright, straight smiles, consider how those people got that smile in the first place. Dr. Rudman and the staff at Cherry Creek Orthodontics can give you the answers and the smile you deserve. A well-aligned smile is much more possible these days than it used to

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