Happy Halloween from Coleman Orthodontics! If you know us, you know how much fun we like to have and how fun Halloween is for us. Here are a few photos from Halloween. How awesome are these costumes?
Coleman Orthodontics It is completely normal to feel a bit apprehensive when you first consider going to an orthodontist to correct your smile. Whether your dentist has advised you to seek care from Coleman Orthodontics , or you have decided to do so on your own, there are a few things you can do to prepare for your initial exam with Dr. Coleman. To prepare for your initial exam is to learn more about orthodontics and understand your options. Start by visiting our website and familiarizing yourself with the different types of braces we offer and how they may or may not work for you. At your initial orthodontic exam, we will assess your current orthodontic condition by taking pictures and x-rays of the inside and outside of your mouth. With these photos, we will begin to customize your treatment plan. You will sit down with our treatment coordinator to discuss your medical history as well as your orthodontic treatment goals . At Coleman Orthodontics , our team receives frequent ...
A new school year is just around the corner. This means new opportunities for growth in the school year ahead. A new school year is the perfect opportunity to restart or implement healthy habits when it comes to our smiles and teeth. At Coleman Orthodontics, the vision of our practice is to “Embrace the Experience!” We don’t just provide orthodontic treatment to patients, we provide patients with an entire experience that can truly be life changing. Here are 5 ways to restart or implement healthy habits. #1) Switch Toothbrush: The ADA recommends switching out your toothbrush every 3-4 months for health reasons and because the bristles can be too stiff or damaged. This simple step will keep your mouth and teeth feeling fresh and healthy. #2) Pledge to Floss More: Every patient that comes through our office, we ensure to remind them of a simple, yet effective oral health habit - flossing. It’s never too late to late to begin flossing. #3) Scheduling Visits: It is important to r...
Coleman Orthodontics We understand bad breath can be uncomfortable to talk about but unfortunately it happens to most people for several different reasons. The important thing to do if you’re experiencing bad breath (or know someone who is) is to determine the root of the problem. Bad breath, or halitosis, can be caused by poor oral hygiene, personal habits such as smoking or eating certain foods, or medical problems. The most common factor for bad breath in patients with braces at Coleman Orthodontics is almost certainly caused by poor oral hygiene. After getting braces, new patients may develop bad breath from not cleaning their teeth correctly. Brushing your teeth is simply not enough, especially when you wear braces. Bacteria feeds on food particles left in your mouth, and this bacterium creates odor. It’s important to remember to brush, floss, and use mouthwash as tiny bits of food can get stuck in brackets or between teeth which can contribute to bad bre...
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