Unlike greater apes and other primates in general, humans have orthognathic faces. The human mouth is positioned behind the forehead, unlike apes and other primates who have prognathic faces—their mouths jut out in front of their foreheads and cranium. Prognathism is a medical condition in humans in which the lower jaw protrudes from the face […] Read More
Many dental experts recommend that you bring your child to an orthodontist for their first appointment at the age of seven. Treating oral issues is easier while your child is young and their mouth is still forming. When they become a teenager, it can be much more difficult to correct misalignment problems. It is easier […] Read More
If you just had braces put on, then you probably know the struggle to keep your breath smelling fresh and clean. As you get used to your braces it becomes easier, but until then, you can follow this guide to prevent bad breath with braces. No one wants to have bad breath! Be sure to […] Read More
Intuitively, we know that good posture helps our backs, necks, and so on. But not as many people know that good posture can improve your oral health as well! It’s true. Proper posture promotes a healthy smile and can help prevent potential problems with your jaw and teeth. Your Posture in Class and at Home […] Read More
The start of your day is key — brushing, flossing, other cleaning of dental appliances. Breakfast too! Start your day off right with proper hygiene and a balanced breakfast that’s good for your body AND your oral health. Scary Sugars Much of a typical American style breakfast is absolutely loaded with sugar. Pancakes, cereal, milk, […] Read More