What to Expect During Your First Week with Braces
Getting braces is an exciting step toward a straighter, healthier smile. At the same time, though, you might feel unsure about how […]
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Invisalign
Incognito Braces vs. Invisalign: Which Is Right for You?
When it comes to discreet orthodontics, Incognito™ braces and Invisalign® are two well-known choices. We offer both at Advanced Orthodontic Care, led by Dr. Robert
Orthognathic Surgery
Common Reasons to Consider Orthognathic Surgery
Orthognathic surgery is an effective solution for individuals experiencing jaw misalignment, facial asymmetry, or functional bite issues. Many patients seek corrective
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Can You Switch from Braces to Invisalign Mid-Treatment?
Are you wondering if you can switch from braces to Invisalign mid-treatment? Many patients contemplate this change, seeking a more discreet orthodontic solution. Understanding
Orthodontics
Can Orthodontic Treatment Help with Headaches and Jaw Pain?
Chronic headaches and jaw pain can significantly impact your life, and many people don’t realize misaligned teeth or jaw issues
Braces
Adjusting to Life with Braces: Tips for the First Few Weeks
Getting braces is an exciting milestone on the path to a better smile, but the first few weeks can be challenging as
Orthodontics
Is It Safe to Make Your Own Retainer?
If you’re considering a DIY retainer, you’re not alone. Many people look for cost-effective ways to manage their dental needs,
Invisalign
Invisalign® vs. Braces: Which is the Best Option for Teens?
Choosing between Invisalign® and braces for your teen can be a big decision. Both options straighten teeth and improve smiles, but they also
Invisalign
Daily Care Routine for Keeping Your Invisalign Aligners Fresh
Invisalign aligners offer a convenient and discreet way to straighten your teeth without the hassle of traditional braces. However, to ensure
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The Best Techniques for Cleaning Your Braces Effectively
Cleaning your braces is important for maintaining good oral hygiene and ensuring the success of your orthodontic treatment. It is essential to