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Celebrate National Orthodontic Health Month!

I retained Dr. Dyme and his team for clear aligner treatment, and I am very pleased with the service and the result. Throughout the process, Dr. Dyme and his team were patient, understanding, and caring. They all have a wealth of knowledge and were able to explain the process carefully and thoroughly. They also went the extra mile in checking up on me from time to time to get a clearer sense of how I was adjusting and to see if I had any questions. I have just completed the treatment, and my teeth look and feel great. After years of watching my teeth (particularly the lower set) become crowded, they are once again straight and well-positioned with respect to one another. It is indeed much easier to floss, and my bite feels more comfortable. I endorse Dr. Dyme and his team wholeheartedly for this or any other ortho-related procedure. You will find yourself in good hands.

James M. McClintick

Orthodontic health is crucial for maintaining a bright and healthy smile. By straightening your teeth, it improves your ability to keep your teeth clean as there will likely be less food impaction between the teeth. Most people get cavities between the teeth creating the need for treatment (fillings, crowns, root canals, etc.). Orthodontics also aligns your teeth for a more favorable and even bite. This will help with even biting pressure, creating less biting force to individual teeth and ideally less risk of breaking teeth.

The long-term benefits of orthodontic treatment include a reduced chance of cavities and tooth breakage due to misalignment, a better bite, and an improved smile. Importantly, orthodontics enhances oral health by aligning the teeth and bite, contributing to a more aesthetically pleasing smile.

If you or your family are looking to get started with orthodontic treatment, consultations can begin as early as 5 years old, allowing for assessment of growth and potential expansion needs. There’s no age limit for starting orthodontic treatment, making it accessible to everyone. However, not everyone can benefit from orthodontic treatment. Your general dentist can guide you on your needs and what benefits you might gain from treatment. As with all dental care it is important to have a dentist evaluate each individual patient and review the pros and cons of treatment and in some cases orthodontic treatment may not be recommended due to other concerns

Maintaining an ideal orthodontic oral health routine is vital. Ideally you want to focus on keeping your teeth, gums and oral health as clean and healthy as possible. During orthodontic treatment, it may be necessary to be more diligent as teeth are shifting and areas may be momentarily more difficult to clean. You should see your general dentist to guide you through your individual needs. You also want to be more vigilant with your oral health routine especially if you have brackets or aligners.

Since this month is Halloween, we also want to highlight the importance of what to avoid while undergoing ortho treatment. It is recommended to try and stay away from sticky, chewy, hard candy with a lot of sugar. These candies can stick to the teeth and brackets for longer than normal creating an environment for cavities to be more likely to occur.

If you are looking to start treatment, this month you can take advantage of our special promotions: $500 off clear aligner orthodontic therapy and $199 for customized take-home whitening trays. For a personalized assessment, schedule your free consultation today. Please note that x-rays are required, but we can use x-rays from another office if they are less than a year old.

We hope to see you soon!

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