People with dental insurance are more likely to visit their oral health specialist regularly and experience greater overall health, but how does dental insurance impact getting braces or other necessary orthodontic treatments? Our team is used to helping our patients navigate payment options and financing, so here is some of their best insight on braces and dental insurance.
Don’t Trust Online Orthodontists
With benefits such as reduced treatment time and lower cost, it’s easy to see why at-home orthodontics is growing in popularity. However, Tisseront Orthodontics is joining the American Dental Association (ADA) and the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) in warning you about the potential harm DIY braces can cause.
Bad Habits to Break Whether You Have Braces Or Not
Everyone has a bad habit they would like to break, whether it’s biting your nails or smoking. Some bad habits are especially bad for your teeth, and can interfere with orthodontic treatment or even make braces necessary when you didn’t need them before! Keep on reading to discover our top five bad habits you absolutely must break to preserve the health of your teeth.
What Counts as an Oral Health Emergency?
If you crack a tooth or your wisdom teeth hurt so much you can’t sleep, these are obviously medical emergencies, but how can you take care of common orthodontic problems at home? In this article, we list some likely scenarios and what you can do to relieve your discomfort.
Words of Wisdom No.10: “Conceal with Color“
Last Updated on February 18, 2019 If you or your child needs to get braces, you have many color options to choose from. The days of being forced to wear ugly metallic braces are long gone. Now you can at least have braces that are stylish and make you feel more confident while you are wearing…
Words of Wisdom No.8: “Practice Flossing with Your Eyes Shut“
Last Updated on March 27, 2016 Flossing Each Day Helps to Protect Your Teeth Everyone knows that brushing their teeth at least twice a day is recommended to prevent cavities and halitosis, but it is also important to learn how to floss with your eyes closed. A toothbrush is able to remove a lot of food debris, but…
Words of Wisdom No. 7 – Stay fresh
Last Updated on March 20, 2016 When you were a child, your mother wisely told you to have fresh breath when out in public, and it is good idea to continue following this advice. One of the best ways to maintain your oral hygiene is by visiting an orthodontist for a complete examination. Removing food particles…
Words of Wisdom No.6 – Brush your teeth with baking soda once a week
Last Updated on March 13, 2016 In today’s society, moms are searching for a simple solution to whiten their teeth that they can easily squeeze into their daily routine. After a long day of taking care of the children, many women consume dark beverages such as wine, coffee, tea, or soda. Unfortunately, these drinks can result…
Words of Wisdom No.5 – Gargle with apple cider vinegar
Last Updated on March 6, 2016 Apple cider vinegar is a great way to naturally keep teeth clean and white. Gargling with it can be especially helpful for people who have braces because it can help to remove food and bacteria that get caught in-between teeth. Keeping Teeth Clean with Braces Many children and teenagers have problems…
Words of Wisdom No.4 – Eat cleansing foods
Last Updated on February 29, 2016 Taking care of your body and staying healthy is important to your overall wellbeing. The human body is a machine, and when it is given the right fuel, it will perform to the best of its ability. Just like choosing invisalign to improve your smile is a positive change, choosing…