Monday, 15 January 2018 / Published in Braces, Dental Services, Patient Education

Flossing For Kids: A Tutorial For Parents

Flossing your child’s teeth might be a different type of adventure. It is difficult enough to brush their teeth, you imagine a fiddling 4-5-year-old running around the bathroom and you trying to brush and floss. We are here to tell you that flossing can be fun and easy to make it a habit. So where
Tuesday, 09 January 2018 / Published in Braces, Dental Services, Patient Education

How To Clean Your Retainers: Advice and Practical Tips

How to clean your retainers: advice and practical tips. If you or your child recently got retainers or Invisalign aligners, here is all you need about keeping your retainers clean and safe.   How often should I clean my retainer or aligner? By the rule of thumb, you should clean your retainers or aligners just
Thursday, 28 December 2017 / Published in Braces, Dental Services, Invisalign, Patient Education

What Is The Right Age For Kids To Get Braces?

As a parent, you must wear many hats and know what is best for your child in every aspect of their life. It is not easy for a parent to know when to start Orthodontic treatment for their children. There is a lot of information out there to navigate and understand. As a parent, you
Tuesday, 26 December 2017 / Published in Braces, Dental Services, Invisalign, Patient Education

6 Reasons Why Invisalign Is Better Than You Thought

There is a lot of hype these days about Invisalign as well as many misconceptions. Invisalign IS an efficient orthodontic treatment for adults and kids that solves most of the orthodontic problems. Invisalign is NOT a purely cosmetic treatment. As the technology progresses, so does Invisalign treatment. Here are 5 reasons why Invisalign is better
Monday, 11 December 2017 / Published in Braces, Dental Services, Patient Education

Reducing Your Orthodontic Treatment In Half- Myth or Reality?

It is a universal truth that a gorgeous, healthy smile is truly the way to better health, bigger opportunities, and lifelong confidence. However, for many people, the prospect of undergoing orthodontic treatment for 12 to 36 months can be daunting and downright discouraging. Fortunately, there are new technologies that allow patients to reduce their treatment