Simply Orthodontics Blog

It’s safe to say that Invisalign is one of the most exciting orthodontic treatments around—and more and more people these days are opting for these clear aligners to achieve straighter and more confident smiles. One of the biggest perks that Invisalign has to offer is its convenience; the aligners are discreet, removable, and far easier to manage than metal braces. However, if you’ve got an upcoming weekend away from home, work… (Read More)

Have you recently started wearing Invisalign aligners to address your crooked teeth? Congratulations on taking a big step towards a happier and healthier smile! However, you might be struggling to feel excited right off the bat as you begin to notice that wearing your new aligners isn’t very comfortable at first. Don’t worry, though—this new aligner discomfort is temporary and quite easy to manage. Here’s what you need to keep in… (Read More)

For many of us, a cup of coffee is a daily ritual. Whether it’s your morning pick-me-up or fuel for a late night, that piping-hot (or ice-cold) beverage can feel non-negotiable. That said, if you’re wearing Invisalign, you might want to think twice about how you’re enjoying your coffee. While it’s still fine to drink it during your treatment, you’ll want to keep a few things in mind to prevent setbacks,… (Read More)

If your child’s dentist has recently informed you that your 8-year-old needs to see an orthodontist, you aren’t hearing things—in fact, you may even hear this when your little one is 7! The truth is, some children benefit greatly from early orthodontic treatment, even if braces seem like a rite-of-passage for teens and older patients. Here’s what you need to know about this process, along with some ways of knowing when… (Read More)

The holidays are an exciting time for kids, and stocking stuffers are one of the most anticipated parts of the season; after all, it’s always thrilling to have smaller gifts in addition to the bigger ones! But if your child has braces, it’s important to choose gifts that aren’t just fun, but also non-damaging to the metal brackets and wires. Here are some ideas that will inspire you and that your… (Read More)

Invisalign has transformed how orthodontic care is approached, giving patients an exciting and discreet alternative to traditional metal braces. For many patients, it’s an excellent option—but like any other orthodontic treatment, Invisalign isn’t completely without potential challenges and complications. The good news is that for the most part, these things are both preventable and manageable; here’s what you need to know.

Invisalign aligners offer greater flexibility and comfort than traditional braces. Millions of people choose this alternative orthodontic treatment for these reasons; however, it requires more responsibility than metal brackets and wires. If you accidentally lose one or both of your aligners, do not panic. Instead, follow these steps to get your smile back on track and avoid delays.

Invisalign aligners are designed to be discreet, which is what makes them such an exciting and sought-after form of orthodontic treatment. However, they can sometimes take on a stained or yellow tint over time—but while this discoloration is common, it’s also very preventable! Here are a few useful tips that’ll allow you to keep your Invisalign as clear as the first day you started wearing them. 

First appointments aren’t always easy, and in the case of orthodontics, you might be very confused about what these services entail, how long they usually take to complete, and how they’ll impact your life. Fortunately, orthodontic treatment is often a straightforward and easy ordeal, and your orthodontist is there to guide you every step of the way, from the very first appointment onward. Here are three key questions you should keep in… (Read More)

The holiday season is full of festive meals, sweet treats, and family traditions—and having braces doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the fun! With a few smart choices, you can enjoy your favorite dishes while keeping your treatment on track and avoiding unnecessary discomfort or orthodontic emergencies. Here are a few key tips you should keep in mind.