Orthodontic Wax FAQs
Orthodontic wax makes your braces treatment go more smoothly! The following are answers to a few of our most frequently asked questions about orthodontic wax.
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How to Clean Invisalign Aligners (Trays)
Invisalign aligners need to be cleaned regularly. Here's how to keep your Invisalign aligners sparkling.
What to Expect: Orthodontic Checkups & Evaluations
During your orthodontic treatment, you will have to pay regular visits to your orthodontist so that he can monitor your progress and make sure everything is going as planned.
The Importance of Healthy Primary Teeth
Healthy primary (baby) teeth help kids chew their food and aid in digestion, and are one of the most important parts of their oral development as they grow up.
Electric Toothbrushes & Braces
To remove the plaque that can build up quickly in their crevices, braces need to be cleaned thoroughly on a regular basis. An electric toothbrush can make brushing your teeth with braces easier and more effective.
How To Floss with Braces
Flossing can be more than a little tricky to master when you first get your braces! The following instructions and tips will help you effectively floss with braces, and keep your teeth and gums healthy during treatment.
What is an Orthodontic Specialist?
Most people know that to have your teeth straightened, you go to an orthodontist. But many people don’t know exactly what it means to be an orthodontist, and what that entails. Today, we’d like to enlighten you!
What Causes Malocclusion?
'Malocclusion' is a word that refers to a misalignment of the teeth. Malocclusions can cause many serious oral health issues, and are generally caused by either inherited and behavioural factors.
Types of Mouth Guards
At Langley Orthodontics, we recommend our patients who play sports during their braces treatment wear custom-made sports mouth guards.
How Exactly Do Braces Work?
Braces patients often don't really understands the ins and outs of how they work. Here, we describes some of the basics so you can better understand what goes on in your mouth during orthodontic treatment!