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Understanding the Role of an Orthodontist
Many people often confuse dentists with orthodontists, assuming they serve the same function. While both professions share similarities and collaborate closely, orthodontics is a specialized field within dentistry that focuses on specific dental concerns.
What Metal Braces Feel Like in the First Few Days
Getting metal braces is a big step toward a straighter, more beautiful smile! However, the first few days can feel quite different as your mouth adjusts to this new change. You’ll likely experience a mix of excitement, curiosity, and a little discomfort. Rest assured, these feelings are perfectly normal and temporary. In this blog, Orthodontists Dr. Chris Teeters at
Orthodontic Treatment with Invisalign
Considering orthodontic treatment can be intimidating, especially when thinking about traditional braces. The thought of having a mouth full of metal can be daunting for both self-conscious teens and professionals alike. However, there’s an alternative that many may overlook: Invisalign. This nearly invisible treatment option is often misunderstood, and we’re here to bust some common myths about it!
When Should Kids See an Orthodontist?
Parents in Peoria, AZ often wonder, “When should my child see an orthodontist?” Dr. Chris Teeters at Teeters Orthodontics is here to provide clarity on this important decision. Orthodontics involves repositioning teeth for a beautiful smile, moving them from where they are to where they should be. While anyone can benefit from orthodontic treatment at any age, there are optimal
Vitamins & Minerals for Oral Health
Vitamins and minerals are essential for your overall health and can help support things like your bones, eyesight, and more! Here is a list of key vitamins and minerals from Dr. Chris Teeters and Dr. Larry Davis at Affiliated Orthodontics to incorporate into your diet and keep your smile shining bright!
5 Items To Have On Hand In Case Of an Orthodontic Emergency
Most of the time, our teeth are strong and durable enough to handle the wear, tear, and activities of our daily lives. However, accidents happen and sometimes things can go awry. Yet, by keeping a few simple items with you at all times, you can be prepared for any orthodontic emergency that comes your way. Keep reading for
