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Best Tips for Back to School with Braces or Aligners
Jul 27, 2026

Going back to school with braces or aligners can feel intimidating for kids and teens. Summer took ages to arrive, and now it’s almost over! The first official day of fall is around the corner, and kids are heading back to school. That makes now the ideal time to talk...

What You Should Know About Vaping and Orthodontics
Aug 7, 2022

Vaping and Orthodontics E-cigarette and vaping is dangerous, especially for children, teenagers, and young adults, because the brain is still developing. While experts are unsure of the full extent of the negative health effects caused by e-cigarettes, they do agree...

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Smile in 2022
Jan 7, 2022

It goes without saying that this has been one of the most difficult (and unexpected) years we've ever experienced. From a worldwide epidemic to inclement weather and everything in between, we all deserve to be happy as the year 2021 comes to a conclusion. And as...

Clear Aligner Care During COVID-19
Feb 5, 2021

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever to adopt stellar hygiene practices across all facets of life, including oral hygiene. Good hygiene practices are essential to helping stop the spread of any virus, including the novel Coronavirus. It is...

Braces-Friendly Resolutions to Keep You Smiling In 2021
Jan 12, 2021

En Espanol Happy New Year! Now that the new year has arrived, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to create a few resolutions. Although you may focus on your health and well-being, it is also important to consider the care you provide to your teeth and...

Taking Care of Your Braces During the Holidays
Dec 30, 2020

En Espanol Even though Christmas is over... we know you all have sweets around the house right before New Years Eve... Don’t forget about those braces; you want them to stay intact and in good shape. The orthodontists at Texas Association of Orthodontists want to...

Healthy Teeth and Bones For Your Child: What’s The Key?
Aug 25, 2020

En Espanol Almost half of American children between the ages of 2 and 19 years suffer from decayed teeth. Although poor oral hygiene is primarily responsible for tooth decay, diet also plays a part. By consuming the proper amounts of vitamins and minerals, children...