Direct-to-consumer (DTC) clear aligner treatments have flooded the market lately! Anywhere you turn, you’re liable to see an advertisement for at-home clear aligners with no trips to the orthodontist necessary. We get why DTC clear aligner companies have become so popular, because we understand how busy you are, and how important it is for… Read more »
Name: Lacey Hometown: Reynolds, Ga. Position at Spillers Ortho: Clinical assistant Length of time at Spillers Ortho: Four years in January What did you want to be when you grew up? A doctor What was your first job? A beautician assistant Favorite meal/food: Spaghetti Favorite band/music: R&B Favorite TV series: Law & Order: Special… Read more »
Let’s bust a widely-accepted belief right here, right now. Braces are only for kids or teenagers? INCORRECT! Braces are for kids, teenagers, adolescents, young adults and adults! Braces are for anyone who wishes to smile brighter with a healthy, straight alignment of teeth. Here’s how: Braces for Adults and Kids! Orthodontic treatments are no longer restricted… Read more »
Have you ever noticed that gritty feeling on your teeth after you take a sip of soda, whether it be diet, sugar-free or regular? This feeling stems from the highly acidic ingredients present in all forms of soda. It’s not a secret that soda has negative effects on not only your physical health, but… Read more »
Convincing your child to commit to any task that doesn’t include an immediate reward is undoubtedly a task in itself! Flossing is a habit that you and your child should begin as soon as his or her teeth begin to erupt. As a parent, it’s your responsibility to teach your child how to floss… Read more »
The “one-size-fits-all” rule works fairly well with scarves and slippers, but does it work with orthodontic treatment? Not necessarily! Any orthodontic treatment you choose will be custom-crafted to fit the unique arch of your teeth, especially your Invisalign® clear aligners. Imagine wearing a one-size-fits-all clear aligner, fitted to the small mouths of early teens… Read more »
