Dating with Braces
Adults and teens with braces often worry about whether it will be awkward to date during treatment. These tips and ideas will help you prevent your braces from putting a stop to your romantic endeavors!
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What is an Orthodontic Specialist?
If you need to get your teeth straightened, you know to go see an orthodontist. However, you may not know exactly what an orthodontist's skill set entails. We would like to help educate you on what an orthodontist actually does.
Orthodontic Emergencies: Don’t Panic!
It can be alarming when you find yourself in an emergency situation with your braces or orthodontics. Find out how to recognize an emergency, and what to do about it!
A Day in the Life of a Braces-Wearer
If you are considering orthodontic treatment, one of the aspects of treatment you may have the most questions about is how treatment will impact your daily life.
Sore? Try a Saline Rinse
During your orthodontic treatment process, the inside of your mouth will feel sore from now and then. A saline rinse is a quick and easy way to manage your discomfort and promote healing.
Oral Piercings & Braces
There are a variety of risks associated with oral piercings, and our Surrey orthodontists advise generally against them whether you have braces or not. But if you do have braces, there are some additional risks associated with oral piercings.
Orthodontic Wax FAQs
Orthodontic wax will quite literally make your braces treatment go more smoothly! here are the answers to a few of our most frequently asked questions about orthodontic wax.
Types of Retainers
Choosing to orthodontic treatment is a big commitment, especially considering the fact that it also means to wearing a retainer after treatment to hold or “retain” the results.
How to Store & Care For Your Retainer
It's very important to take care of your retainer and store it properly during times you’re not wearing it. Here’s how to keep it clean and damage free.
How to Clean Invisalign Aligners (Trays)
One of the benefits of Invisalign orthodontic aligners is that they can be removed, which allows patients to brush and floss like normal. However, it's important to clean your aligners, too. Here’s how.