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One of the most common questions we receive from our patients revolves around the use of orthodontic elastics, also known as rubber bands with braces. If you’re currently undergoing orthodontic treatment or are considering braces in the near future, you may be wondering about the necessary amount of time you’ll need to wear rubber bands…

Welcome to The Orthodontic Place, where we believe that a beautiful smile is a powerful tool. One of the essential components of orthodontic treatment is the need to wear rubber bands. These tiny, but mighty, bands play a crucial role in achieving that perfect smile. In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through the process…

Here are some tips on how to choose the right colour to enhance your beautiful smile. Consult our experts at The Orthodontic Place for advice.

Starting orthodontic treatment can be a daunting thought, knowing that wearing braces may be uncomfortable.

Retainers (not to be confused with braces or invisalign) work to keep your teeth straight after getting your braces removed. They’re important because retainers hold the new positions of your teeth and stop them from shifting back. So, when you wear retainers, you give your teeth time to settle down and let the surrounding tissues…

Getting braces for teeth alignment can be both exciting and a little stressful while your mouth adjusts to the metal and wires.

Read more for some tips and tricks when eating with different orthodontic appliances.

How often did your parents remind you to brush your teeth every morning and night? If only it were that simple to maintain and care for your perfect smile. There’s more to routine-based brushing and flossing that goes into caring for your dental hygiene and oral health. An ideal bite is required for your teeth…

Orthodontic treatment is more than just straightening teeth with braces or aligners, sometimes as a part of your orthodontic treatment plan, you may need to have teeth extractions.

Guess what can stimulate your brain as much as 2000 bars of chocolate? ONE smile! Read this wonderful article by Em at Adelady.