Is Orthodontics For You? – Finding The Best Treatment For Your Teeth
Has your dentist recently told you that you need orthodontic treatment, and you are confused about which treatment option would be best for you? Are you thinking about orthodontic treatment but unsure whether it would be suitable for you? If the answer to the above questions is yes, this blog is for you. This blog […]
Corona virus : what it means for your orthodontic treatment
This is how corona virus is affecting our patients who are about to or are in the middle of orthodontic treatment at Cleveland Orthodontics.
Why do braces break sometimes?
Broken braces can cause problems…here’s some advice from Cleveland Orthodontics on how to keep braces in one piece!
Braces make teenagers feel better, says new research
Orthodontic braces are good for the well-being of teenagers according to new research. Cleveland Orthodontics discusses why our young patients are pleased with their new smiles…and when it is best to start brace treatment.
Can I have my braces off sooner than planned?
Thinking of having your braces off sooner than planned? Cleveland Orthodontics discusses when it is best to keep going…and when it might be best to finish treatment early.
Do I REALLY need teeth out for my braces?
At Cleveland Orthodontics one of our most common questions is “do I need teeth out for my braces?”. We discuss why sometimes you do and sometimes you don’t!
5 quick steps to fresh breath with braces
We Want Fresh Breath! These 5 must-have tips are for all brace wearers and non-brace wearers alike!
Go with the Flow
Air Flow polishing is a safe way for teenagers and adults to brighten their teeth after braces are removed. No bleaching chemicals…just one quick and easy 10 minute visit. This is how it works.
6 secrets to getting your braces off for your Big Day.
If there’s a big day coming soon, many patients want their braces off ASAP! Here are the tips you need to make your orthodontic treatment as short as possible.
The Chemistry of Orthodontics
Orthodontists need to know their chemistry. Here are four ways that molecules matter when using orthodontic braces.
