Do you suffer from TMJ pain? If so, you’re not alone. Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) are common, affecting an estimated 10 million Americans. And while there is no surefire cure for TMJ pain, there are steps you can take to manage it and keep it from getting worse. As part of National TMJ Awareness Month […]
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Orthognathic surgery, or jaw surgery, can dramatically improve jaw alignment and facial appearance. This surgery type is for anyone with significant jaw misalignment or abnormalities. Orthognathic surgery can enhance a patient’s quality of life, including jaw function, comfort, and long-term oral health. It often also benefits a patient’s self-esteem since jaw deformities can significantly impact the face
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Choosing the right orthodontist is an essential decision for you and your family. After all, you will work with this orthodontist for several years. To help you make the best decision, we have compiled a list of five tips for selecting the right orthodontist. What is Orthodontics? There is a high incidence of abnormal alignment
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Isn’t it wonderful to know that National Smile Week is taking place this week? You can spread some happiness by getting involved. How can you participate? Here are some ideas: Share a smile with everyone you meet. Write positive messages in chalk around your neighborhood. Make a care package for a local nursing home. Volunteer
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If you’re considering orthodontic treatment to straighten your teeth, you may wonder whether braces or Invisalign is the right option. Both brace and Invisalign treatment are effective at straightening teeth, but some key differences between the two options may influence your decision. In this blog post, we’ll compare braces and Invisalign and help you decide
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Invisalign is a revolutionary new way to improve your smile. With Invisalign, your teeth are straightened gradually. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign is virtually invisible, making it an excellent choice for adults and teens looking to improve their smiles without metal braces. And because they’re practically invisible, nobody will even know you’re wearing them. Invisalign: What Is
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Do you feel like your teeth are misaligned or out of place? Then look no further; here at Advanced Orthodontic Care, we can permanently help you straighten your teeth. However, if you miss one or multiple teeth, you need to consider getting dental implants. Our highly trained Dr. Rudman can help you transform your new
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Mewing is a method of retraining your tongue that’s popular online. The idea is you can change your facial structure and straighten your teeth by flattening your tongue against the roof of your mouth. But there’s little evidence to back it up, and it won’t replace surgery or orthodontic work. Research on Mewing Mewing has
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People chew gum for all sorts of reasons. Some want to reduce bad breath, while others find that it simply helps relieve boredom. Sugar-free gum can even have some oral health benefits! However, when you start wearing a retainer after ending orthodontic treatment, you may need to think twice before unwrapping a stick of your
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Direct-to-consumer products are everywhere these days. In some cases, it can be beneficial to bypass the middleman and buy the products you want right from the comfort of your home. In other cases, that efficiency and convenience can come with some pretty significant drawbacks. Orthodontic devices, like clear aligners, are one of those things that
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