When parents think about orthodontic issues, they often focus on visible signs like crooked teeth or crowding. However, clues about your child’s orthodontic health can show up somewhere unexpected: in their sleep habits. The way a child both breathes and sleeps can sometimes provide early signs of potential orthodontic concerns. The Mouth Breathing Clue Does […]
Heading back to school comes with new teachers, new routines, and busy schedules. If this is your child’s first time heading into the classroom with braces or a retainer, it can also bring new routines and responsibilities. The good news is, creating good routines early can make orthodontic treatment feel just like another normal part […]
We all know wearing a mask is an important way to help keep each other healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, “mask mouth” is a smelly condition too many people have come to know. The Ontario Dental Association (ODA) has some tips to stay fresh under your mask. You guessed it — good dental hygiene […]