Taking Good Pictures with Braces
Taking good pictures can be a bit tricky, and getting a good shot with braces can be even more so. The following tips and ideas will help you to take a better picture while wearing braces.
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Taking good pictures can be a bit tricky, and getting a good shot with braces can be even more so. The following tips and ideas will help you to take a better picture while wearing braces.
If your child has a narrow palate and is experiencing orthodontic issues such as crowding, impacted teeth or a cross bite your dentist may recommend orthodontic treatment with a palatal expander. In today's blog our Vancouver orthodontist explains what a palatal expander is and how it works.
Misinformation about braces and orthodontic process abounds online, and this can sometimes make people avoid treatment altogether, or relapse treatment they’ve already had. Here, we’d like to clear up 5 common myths about braces.
The first time you visit your orthodontist, you'll have to fill out a complete medical and dental history form to guide him in your diagnosis and treatment. Here, you can read about what your orthodontist need to know, and why he needs to know it!
‘Smile’ is a graphic novel by Raina Telgemeier, and it's all about the challenges of being a middle schooler going through orthodontic treatment.
We often recommend that our patients wear custom-made sports mouth guards any time they play sports during their braces treatment.
Each patient is different, and each has different levels of sensitivity to pain. Though orthodontic treatment can sometimes be uncomfortable, it’s all part of the process, and the uncomfortable parts don’t usually last for long.
Finally, the big day has finally arrived: your braces are coming off! Your orthodontic treatment is finally over! But not so fast... you need to wear a retainer.
One of the difficulties many patients face when they first get their braces is trouble talking. Here are some tips to help you get used to talking while wearing braces!
Although malocclusion is not necessarily predictable or avoidable, a combination of regular dental checkups and early orthodontic evaluation and treatment can help your child avoid needing treatment in the future.
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