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Sanborn Orthodontics: How To Protect Your Braces During Sports
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013. How To Protect Your Braces During Sports. Proper mouth protection is recommended by Sanborn Orthodontics. When you participate in any sports activities. If you wear braces, this protection becomes essential. Injuries to your mouth can not only damage your teeth, but your braces could break and cut open your lip. No matter what type of sport you participate in, a mouthguard can protect your braces. Even an activity as seemingly harmless as table tennis can result in a contact i...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: May 2012
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012. May is National Teen Self-Esteem Month! We know image is everything. At an age when image is so important, the thought of having braces may intensify the already-delicate confidence of today’s teens. Well, May is National Teen Self-Esteem Month, and during this time, parents are encouraged to act as positive role models, help stop negative self-images, and improve confidence and security among teenagers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Sanborn Orthodontics: June 2013
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013. How Long After My Braces Come Off Should I Wear My Retainer? Braces are an investment in your smile. When your teeth reach a desired straightness, you’ll have a beautiful smile, but it’s important to keep it that way! You can accomplish this with a retainer provided by Sanborn Orthodontics. Graduation of Wear Time. When we remove your braces, Dr. Robert Sanborn. As the bone and gum tissues adjust to your new smile, we may determine that you need to wear your retainer only at nig...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: July 2013
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013. How To Protect Your Braces During Sports. Proper mouth protection is recommended by Sanborn Orthodontics. When you participate in any sports activities. If you wear braces, this protection becomes essential. Injuries to your mouth can not only damage your teeth, but your braces could break and cut open your lip. No matter what type of sport you participate in, a mouthguard can protect your braces. Even an activity as seemingly harmless as table tennis can result in a contact i...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: October 2012
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Thursday, October 11, 2012. October is National Orthodontic Health Month! Can you believe it's already October? For those who don't know, it’s National Orthodontic Health Month. This month-long event is organized by our friends at the American Association of Orthodontists, or AAO. Our team at Sanborn Orthodontics. The AAO recommends patients avoid the following Halloween treats, or recipes with these ingredients:. 8226; Popcorn (including un-popped kernels). 8226; Jelly beans. 8226; Hard pretzels.
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Sanborn Orthodontics: Toothbrushing Mistake No.1: "Not Using the Right Toothbrush"
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013. Toothbrushing Mistake No.1: "Not Using the Right Toothbrush". Using the right toothbrush to maintain. Is important, it allows you to clean hard to reach areas of your mouth therefore minimizing the risks of plague and cavity build up. On the other hand, not using the right toothbrush can have. Effects on your oral health since tooth decay is likely to occur with poorly maintained teeth. So the question is; how to choose the right toothbrush? Or call our office below:. Hi, n...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: April 2013
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013. All Orthodontists are Dentists, but Only 5% of Dentists are Orthodontists. People oftentimes interchange the terms “dentist” and “orthodontist”. This is the reason why most of the patients schedule appointments on the wrong clinics and thus, they end up being referred to other specialists. To make things clear, dentists and orthodontists are not the same. Orthodontists. Specialized in the field of orthodontics after they graduated from dentistry. This means that. Can be done ea...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: May 2013
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Monday, May 6, 2013. Although major orthodontic emergencies are relatively rare, when they do happen it is important to seek immediate attention. By comparison, a minor orthodontic issue is something you can usually take care of yourself, or wait until your next scheduled appointment for care. Here are some guidelines to help you understand the difference between an orthodontic emergency. And a minor issue. Acute, Direct Injury to the Mouth, Jaw, or Teeth. Headgear does not fit. Any of the above issues c...
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Sanborn Orthodontics: October 2013
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Thursday, October 24, 2013. Have a Fun and Braces Safe Halloween with these Candy Tips From Your "Favorite Hometown Orthodontist". Did you know nearly 600 million pounds of candy is purchased each year for Halloween? Between sticky caramels, sugary candy corn and gooey taffy, Halloween can be a frightful time for people with braces! To help you avoid severely damaging wires and brackets this candy-filled season, we at Sanborn Orthodontics. Have put together the below tips:. Talk with an expert! October i...
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