When considering braces, many patients wonder what foods will be off-limits with braces — and why they shouldn’t be enjoyed. It all comes down to keeping your treatment on schedule and your braces in good condition! Foods that are hard, crunchy, sticky, or very chewy have the potential to damage your braces, and when braces are damaged, your treatment time may be longer. In this blog, we’ll discuss what not to eat with braces, as well as foods you can enjoy with braces while working toward your beautiful new smile! Why Should Certain Foods be Avoided with Braces? Braces are made up

One question that every patient asks when considering braces is “How long will I have to wear braces?” Like many medical treatments and procedures, that answer will depend on several factors. At Imagine Orthodontic Studio, our orthodontists want to get to know you and understand your goals in seeking orthodontic treatment, so that they can design a treatment plan tailored to your unique condition and goals. If you’d like to learn more, you can request a free consultation at any of our locations, and our team will be glad to answer all of your questions! How Long Does Braces Treatment Typically

First things first: Yes, you will need to keep up with your regular dental appointments during orthodontic treatment. We hear this question all the time from new patients at Imagine Orthodontic Studio, and we get it! If your orthodontist is checking your teeth on a regular basis, you might think trips to the dentist are redundant. With that in mind, we wanted to explain how dental and orthodontic treatments are different (but complementary). We’ll also detail a few reasons why it’s critical to continue visiting the dentist while in orthodontic treatment. If you’d like to learn more, you can request

Deciding to move forward with orthodontic treatment is an exciting moment for many people, but it can also make some feel a bit anxious. That’s why our team at Imagine Orthodontic Studio works hard to provide a welcoming and informative environment at every step of the way. Of course, it’s very common for parents and/or prospective patients to have questions and concerns about their first trip to our offices. In this blog, we’ll give you a clear idea of what to expect during your complimentary consultation and answer some of the most frequently asked questions we tend to hear. However, there’s no replacement for