It’s incredibly important to wear your dental retainer after orthodontic treatment. Retainers maintain the improved position of your teeth. Lifetime nightly wear of your retainer will keep your teeth straight and protect the investment that you’ve made in your smile. Keep reading to learn more about wearing your retainer. How Often Will I Need To […]
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Adults looking to straighten their smiles will be glad to know that orthodontics has come a long way since the traditional metal braces of their youth. Two of the newest treatment choices are clear aligners called Invisalign® and next-generation lingual braces known as INBRACE. A free consultation with experienced Denver orthodontist Dr. Robert Rudman is
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INBRACE lingual braces have proven to be an incredible addition to our practice. Patients love the high-tech smartwire, the ease with which they can brush and floss, and the almost invisible placement on the tongue-facing side of their teeth. Like most orthodontic patients, you may be concerned about the comfort vs. discomfort of whichever option
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There is a common denominator among all dental professionals: Many of them are passionate about helping you and your family enjoy optimal oral health and a smile you are proud to share. Variations among dental professionals include specialties. A dentist who practices a specialty has chosen to focus on a specific group of dental conditions.
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Braces straighten your teeth so that you can enjoy a smile that is both healthy and beautiful. Good dental hygiene is essential while wearing braces (of course, it’s really essential all of the time!). Proper brushing, flossing and rinsing reduces the increased risk of tooth decay associated with brackets and wires that catch food. Effective
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To our patients, As an orthodontic office we have one simple objective in mind: making sure that our patients and staff are always safe. This objective has been at the center of creating policies and procedures that will ensure the safety and well-being of all people that walk through our front doors. One policy we
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At Advanced Orthodontic Care, Dr. Robert Rudman offers all the treatment options he knows will be safe and effective for our patients. He knows which treatments work because he has been creating beautiful, healthy smiles for decades! We’re really excited about the newest orthodontic addition at our practice: INBRACE lingual braces. This system uses a
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A bad bite – what orthodontists call “malocclusion” – is an assessment of the way the upper and lower teeth come together. When they overlap inharmoniously, then the orthodontist considers that a bad bite. There are many possible causes, including congenital conditions of the jaws, genetics, injury, thumb-sucking and other developmental problems, and more. Malocclusion
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Many patients struggle with the decision to get braces. Although your smile will look great when the treatment is over, you may be concerned about “metal mouth.” Advanced Orthodontic Care is proud to offer several alternatives to traditional braces, including lingual or Incognito™ braces. Unlike traditional appliances, Incognito™ braces are placed on the back of
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Incognito® braces are placed on the back surface of your teeth, the side that faces your tongue and the inside of your mouth. People are much less likely to see your braces when they are placed on the “lingual” side of the teeth. While Incognito® is a specific brand, this category of braces is referred
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