Eating with New or Tightened Braces

Eating with New or Tightened Braces

For the duration of the time that you’re in braces with us at Tooth by Tooth orthodontics, you will have to make some changes to your diet. We generally recommend that you keep away from hard, crunchy foods or any foods that cause you to exert pressure on your jaw...
6 Tools for Cleaning Braces

6 Tools for Cleaning Braces

There’s no sugar-coating the fact that cleaning your teeth when they’re in braces is more involved than when they’re not (and at our office, we don’t like to coat things in sugar anyway). Braces create many new, tiny spaces to trap particles of food while at the same...
When is it Time to See an Orthodontist?

When is it Time to See an Orthodontist?

When is it Time to See an Orthodontist? When it comes to smiles, 7 is the lucky number. The American Association of Orthodontics recommends all kiddos see an orthodontist when they turn 7. While 95% of Tooth by Tooth’s patients do not need orthodontic treatment at...
What is a Retainer? Teeth Tools & You

What is a Retainer? Teeth Tools & You

What is a Retainer? Teeth Tools & You When you think about brightening your smile, braces and clear aligners are probably some of the first things that come to mind. But retainers are a very important part of keeping your upper and lower teeth straight –...
Do You Need a Dentist Referral to Get Braces?

Do You Need a Dentist Referral to Get Braces?

Do You Need a Dentist Referral to Get Braces? What Do You Need to Start Orthodontics? Your general dentist (or pediatric dentist) plays a huge role in keeping your smile bright, beautiful, and healthy. But sometimes, you may want to visit an orthodontist for a...

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