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5 Things That Make a Pediatric Orthodontist | SPECIAL LIST

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When it comes to orthodontists, these experts go through rigorous training in order to be able to work with their patients. Not only are they able to handle a range of orthodontic treatment, but they also work with pediatric patients. This allows them to correct misalignment and malocclusion issues that might have become a problem for those seeking their help. The great thing about choosing this type of professional is that they are fully trained and experienced when they are looking to work with their clients. In this post, we’re going to show you 5 things that make a pediatric orthodontist. Let’s get cracking.

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Curious About Laser-Assisted Orthodontics? | FAST FACTS 2020

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Laser-assisted orthodontics. The first laser was used roughly fifty years ago. Currently, there numerous types of lasers available for the field of orthodontics. They are effective for hard and soft tissue applications. The specific use of the laser is determined by the wavelength and power of each laser. Orthodontists use lasers to avoid bleeding, for the non-invasive nature and to perform procedures faster. In many cases, lasers are pain-free. In this post, we’ll show you what lasers can do for your oral health. Let’s get cracking.

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What are Temporary Anchorage Devices? (TAD’s) | 9 QUICK ANSWERS

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What are temporary anchorage devices? (TAD’s) How effective a patient’s orthodontic treatment turns out to be is largely dependent upon the anchorage method employed. Previously, orthodontists used intraoral auxiliary appliances like braces and extraoral auxiliary appliances like headgear with the teeth to control anchorage. These posed many problems that interfered with ideal results being achieved.

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Smiles Change as you age | 3 ways to Stay Ahead

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Smiles change as you age. Getting older means going through changes. No part of your body is safe from this process, including your mouth and teeth. As you grow older, you will find that different factors impact your teeth and may influence how you look. Below are some of the ways that aging impacts your mouth. In this post, we’re going to take you through the basics of why and what to do about it. Let’s get stuck in.

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Direct-to-Consumer Braces + DIY style (in 2020)

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In the past, both children and adults visited the dentist and were referred to an orthodontist when straightening issues were involved. It was a simple process that covered all of your dental needs. Currently, there are Internet companies that advertise direct-to-consumer braces that will presumably straighten your teeth by skipping the orthodontist altogether. It’s time to take a close look at these products and what you need to know before choosing a straightening solution. In this post, we’ll show you why you need in-house expert care. Let’s get cracking.

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How to Deal with Orthodontic Emergencies

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How to Deal with Orthodontic Emergencies. We’ve been there before. Part of the orthodontic treatment is understanding that emergencies happen. This guide will help you know what to do if you or your child runs into any of these issues.

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Dentist and Orthodontist (THE DIFFERENCE)

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While many people use the terms interchangeably, there is actually a big difference between a dentist and an orthodontist that boils down to experience, education, and specialty. While both begin with a similar educational background, orthodontists choose to continue their training to become specialists in orthodontics, an area of dentistry focusing on correcting occlusion, bites, and the straightness of teeth.

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Devices that Speed Up Treatment (Explained)

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Firstly, an orthodontist is a highly specialized professional who focuses on preventing, diagnosing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. This dental specialist helps patients improve their oral health through orthodontic treatment designed to align teeth and improve bites with the help of corrective appliances and braces.

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What are Temporary Anchorage Devices (TAD’s)?

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What are temporary anchorage devices (TAD’s)? Having crooked teeth is something that affects someone’s confidence especially when it comes to social situations. Earlier, such kind of teeth was fixed using bite blocks, high-pull headgear, elastics, and functional appliances. When someone had serious cases of crooked teeth, it was fixed through surgery. TAD’s or Temporary Anchorage Devices are now available in place of the earlier treatment methods. Instead of going for surgery, these minimally invasive implants are used, but not all TADs can correct all cases. There are situations where surgery is the only option.

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Wearing Retainers After Treatment in 2020 | IMPORTANT INFO

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Wearing retainers after treatment. Getting your braces off is an exciting day for everyone who goes through the treatment. After months or years of having braces, they will finally be removed to reveal the straight smile you’ve been dreaming of. But the treatment doesn’t end after the braces are off. While you may have the permanent fixtures removed from your mouth, you will still need to wear retainers to maintain the new straight smile that you’ve invested so much time and money into. In this post, we’ll show you all about wearing retainers after treatment. Let’s get cracking.

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