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Oral Cancer: Genetic or Preventable?

Oral cancer affects thousands of people worldwide each year. While the causes of oral cancer can vary, one question that often arises is whether it’s primarily genetic or a preventable disease. So with that in mind, let’s discuss the factors that contribute to oral cancer development, including genetics and lifestyle factors, as well as how Oral Cancer: Genetic or Preventable?

First Impression Orthodontics Sponsors Formed Families Forward on Their Recent Fun Day

First Impression Orthodontics was thrilled to sponsor Formed Families Forward at their most recent event. On Saturday, April 13, we participated in their Spring Forward Family Fun Day as a GOLD sponsor. Formed Families Forward is a remarkable non-profit organization that focuses on supporting foster, kinship, and adoptive families of children and youth with disabilities First Impression Orthodontics Sponsors Formed Families Forward on Their Recent Fun Day

Can Orthodontics Improve Speech Impediments?

Orthodontic treatment involves straightening teeth and correcting jaw alignment for a beautiful, functional, pain-free smile. However, did you know orthodontics can play a role in improving speech difficulties related to teeth and jaw alignment issues? Here’s how orthodontic treatment may help speech impediments and what you can expect from your treatment. An article by Dr. Quoc Can Orthodontics Improve Speech Impediments?

How to Care for Your Invisalign Trays

Congratulations on choosing Invisalign  aligners to straighten your teeth and achieve a stunning smile! To ensure the success of your treatment and keep your aligners clean and sturdy, it’s crucial to maintain a proper care routine. So how can you best care for your Invisalign trays to ensure your teeth and gums stay healthy and your How to Care for Your Invisalign Trays

The Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment (They Aren’t All Cosmetic!)

Getting your teeth straightened and your bite corrected allows you to have a beautiful smile for life. However, getting orthodontic treatment via braces or Invisalign isn’t just about having an attractive smile. Orthodontics allows people to have pain-free smiles that are easy to care for. So what are some benefits of straightening your smile with The Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment (They Aren’t All Cosmetic!)

What Is Phase I Orthodontics for Children?

Orthodontic treatment done at the appropriate time can ensure an efficient process for getting straighter teeth, especially when seeking orthodontic care for children. The American Academy of Orthodontics recommends that children be seen by an orthodontist around age seven, which allows orthodontists to intervene before a child’s permanent teeth fully erupt in what’s called Phase What Is Phase I Orthodontics for Children?

Self-Ligating Braces Could Be Just What Your Child’s Smile Needs

Self-ligating braces are a type of orthodontic treatment that is similar to conventional braces, but with one major difference. Whereas traditional braces use elastic bands to secure the wire to brackets, self-ligating braces have a built-in sliding mechanism that holds the wire and allows it to adjust on its own as the teeth move. As Self-Ligating Braces Could Be Just What Your Child’s Smile Needs

Can Braces or Invisalign Change Your Face Shape?

Orthodontics can change many things about your smile, from the spaces between your teeth to your bite to the alignment of each tooth. For many people, investing in orthodontics is about more than having straighter teeth—it’s about having the confidence to smile more often. When considering orthodontic treatment with braces or Invisalign, you may be wondering Can Braces or Invisalign Change Your Face Shape?

What Is IPR?

IPR stands for interproximal reduction. Interproximal reduction is a technique that has been used for decades in dentistry, most commonly in orthodontics, to create more space for tooth movement and help teeth fit together more appropriately for a beautiful smile [1]. During an interproximal reduction procedure, your oral healthcare professional will remove a small amount What Is IPR?