How Coffee and Tea Affect Your Invisalign Treatment
How Coffee and Tea Affect Your Invisalign Treatment Thinking about getting Invisalign to fix your teeth? You might be worried about your daily coffee or tea habit. Many of us need that morning cup to start our day right. The good news is you don’t have to give up your favorite drinks during Invisalign treatment. But there are
Fresh Breath Tips for Braces and Invisalign Users
Fresh Breath Tips for Braces and Invisalign Users Wearing braces or Invisalign is a great step toward a best smile! But sometimes, keeping your breath fresh during treatment can be a challenge. Food particles, plaque, and bacteria can build up in your mouth, leading to bad breath. The good news? With the right habits, you can keep your
Transform Your Smile: The Benefits of Orthodontics
Transform Your Smile: The Benefits of Orthodontics Your smile is one of your most noticeable features, and having straight, healthy teeth can make a world of difference in your confidence and overall well-being. At Total Orthodontics in Lone Tree and Greenwood Village, CO, we believe that everyone deserves a smile they can be proud of. That’s why we
What Is An Orthodontist?
What Is An Orthodontist? It’s a common misconception that dentists and orthodontists perform the same functions. While both professions share certain similarities and often collaborate, orthodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused specifically on correcting dental misalignments. What Does an Orthodontist Do? Orthodontists, like Orthodontists Dr. Kevin Theroux, Dr. Brooks Barefoot and Dr. Elizabeth Donahue at
How Metal Braces Feel in the First Few Day
How Metal Braces Feel in the First Few Day Getting braces is an exciting step toward a better smile, but it can also feel strange at first. While you might be thrilled about your new journey, it’s normal to feel a bit nervous about what’s to come. In this blog, Orthodontists Dr. Kevin Theroux, Dr. Brooks Barefoot and
What Goes on Below the Surface In Your Mouth
What Goes on Below the Surface In Your Mouth Two-thirds of what goes on in your mouth is below the surface. Most people are just concerned about having straight teeth and pearly whites, however, oral health goes far beyond that. That is why orthodontists use x-rays. Orthodontists use x-rays to check below the surface of the mouth to
