Are you an orthodontic patient with braces? Like regular teeth, your braces are perfect hiding places for food particles. These particles become stuck between your teeth and your orthodontic hardware. You'll need to learn how to clean and care for your orthodontic braces to prolong...

Everyone loves to have a confident, clean, healthy-looking smile in their photos, but sometimes achieving that can be more difficult and expensive than you might have planned. Many children and teens don’t get the braces or other aligners they need to feel their best simply...

  Braces have existed in some form for almost 300 years, though evidence of orthodontic treatment has been found going as far as Ancient Egypt. For centuries, humans have sought methods of achieving straight teeth. Today, millions of Americans receive braces each year in the...

Today, there are at least 4 million people in the U.S. who wear braces. Only 25% of those 4 million people are older than 18. Hence, if you have a child, you should consider taking them to an orthodontist. Orthodontic care for children is now...

You might have heard the terms "dentist" and "orthodontist" used interchangeably, but the reality is that these two professions are quite a bit different. All orthodontists are trained and qualified dentists, but only 5% of dentists are skilled in orthodontics. What does this mean? Although...

For many people living in Orlando and elsewhere across the country, misaligned teeth may be a major dental complaint. Those with misaligned teeth often visit orthodontic care centers due to difficulties in cleaning their teeth, as well as with eating and speech. There are hundreds...

Braces can do more than just straighten your teeth. In fact, one of the most common reasons people receive braces is to improve an abnormal bite. It’s typical for abnormal bites to become noticeable when the patient is between the ages of six and 12....