OUR TEETH ARE meant to fit together in a specific way. That’s how we chew our food effectively and pronounce our words clearly. When someone’s upper and lower teeth don’t fit together well, that’s a malocclusion or “bad bite.” Malocclusions can cause jaw problems, contribute to speech impediments, make teeth more likely to break, and even make digestion less efficient.
A PERFECTLY STRAIGHT smile is not only aesthetically pleasing; it is a vital component of your overall health. Many people seek orthodontic treatment for cosmetic reasons, but the benefits of having straight teeth extend far beyond appearances. Straight teeth can contribute to a healthier mouth, a better bite, and improved speech. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of having straight teeth and how orthodontic treatment can help achieve them.
AS PARENTS, THERE ARE so many things we must teach our children so that they are ready to go out into the world as adults. One lesson we prioritize as dentists is teaching them how to floss properly. We’re happy to give parents everywhere our best tips on how to train a great flosser.
ON AVERAGE, BOYS and men are up to 20% less likely to brush twice a day and even less likely to replace their old toothbrushes on a regular basis than girls and women. Luckily, it’s a simple problem to fix: make brushing for two full minutes a regular part of the morning and nighttime routine! And don’t forget to floss once a day as well.
NEW CONTEST ALERT!!! The draw Dr. Iszkula has been one of our favorite contests and we did not want Dr. Murray to feel left out! So we want you to draw both doctors! We have some very talented patients and we can't wait to see all the great artwork. Draw the doctors funny or serious we just want to see your drawing of Dr. Iszkula and Dr. Murray.
It's Back To School Time and we know there are some amazing teachers that deserve a shout out!
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