by Whitlock Orthodontics | Feb 3, 2016 | kids braces, malocclusion, National Children’s Dental Health Month, oral health, Springdale orthodontist, Uncategorized |
THE CDC REPORTS that 1 in 5 children (between ages 5 and 11) in the US have untreated tooth decay. Not only should tooth decay be treated in regular dental appointments, it should be prevented! Tooth decay is 100 percent preventable with effective personal care and...
by Whitlock Orthodontics | May 14, 2012 | braces, Uncategorized |
Absolutely not! Orthodontic treatment for adults is becoming more and more common. In fact, the number of adults getting braces has actually climbed 24 percent since 1996! More adults than ever are realizing that orthodontic treatment is not just for kids, and can...
by Whitlock Orthodontics | Feb 10, 2012 | braces, Uncategorized |
Your smile is totally unique, so the time you’ll need to spend undergoing orthodontic treatment will also be unique. Generally, orthodontic treatment will take about two years, and this is for good reason. During this time, your teeth will slowly move into their...
by Whitlock Orthodontics | Dec 20, 2010 | Uncategorized |
Our friends at the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) made an appetizing (and braces-friendly!) winter dish that is sure to delight. Remember, a healthy diet provides essential nutrients and helps you achieve the best possible result from your orthodontic...
by Whitlock Orthodontics | Jan 30, 2010 | Uncategorized |
A lot of our patients, (especially you parents!) come to Dr. Whitlock thinking traditional braces are the only answer to straight teeth. Here at Whitlock Orthodontics, we offer the Damon System, a revolutionary new braces system that can give you better results in...
by Whitlock Orthodontics | Jan 13, 2010 | Uncategorized |
BRRRRR! It may still be chilly outside, but can you believe we’re only a couple of months away from spring? Dr. W and our team at Whitlock Orthodontics want to know: What are you doing in January? Any big mid-winter break plans? Anything exciting going on in your...
