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
3 Effective Ways to Relieve Invisalign Pain
3 Effective Ways to Relieve Invisalign Pain Invisalign is on a constant rise as a preferred choice of orthodontic treatment by teenagers and adults. This cost-effective treatment gives you a healthy and beautiful appearance in a shorter time than traditional braces! Invisalign comes with numerous benefits, however, there are a few things you should take care of in
Daily Habits to Improve Your Oral Health
Your oral health is always extremely important, whether you’re in braces or not! If you’re looking for some simple ways to boost your oral health, you’re in luck. Keep reading for some daily habits that you can incorporate into your routine from Orthodontists Dr. Kevin Theroux, Dr. Brooks Barefoot and Dr. Elizabeth Donahue at Total Orthodontics
How to Take Care of Your Retainer
Wrapping up your orthodontic treatment is an exciting time! Your hard work is rewarded with a beautiful smile. However, the work doesn’t end here. It is crucial that you continue to take great care of your teeth in order to maintain your new smile. This includes wearing your retainer, which allows your smile to last a lifetime. Keep
Can Pacifiers and Thumb Sucking Affect My Child’s Teeth?
Many people wonder how pacifiers and thumb sucking can affect their child’s teeth. In short, it is a valid worry because if these actions are prolonged it can cause oral health issues. Thumb sucking or pacifier use is one of an infant’s natural reflexes, prolonged sucking can exert force on the teeth and jaws. To learn more about
