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At Shine Orthodontics, we exist to provide exceptional orthodontic care and establish relationships that contribute to extraordinary community. Our mission and vision can be summed up in three words, LIVE LIFE SHINING.
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When You Need Orthodontic Treatment
The field of dentistry is diverse, with various specialists trained to address specific dental issues. Each type of dental professional has a unique set of skills and expertise to provide specialized care for different dental problems. Knowing when to seek out a specific type of dental professional can ensure that you receive the best possible care for your dental health needs.
A Parents' Guide to Orthodontics
Have you noticed that your child is losing their baby teeth and that some of their adult teeth are coming in crooked? Or has your dentist mentioned that you should consider orthodontic treatment for your child?
It is completely normal if you have a lot of questions and are not sure if treatment is the right path to take or not.
How to Overcome the Fear of the Dentist
Do you ever get a jolt of adrenaline or jitters before a dentist appointment?
This could come from dental anxiety related to the dentist or dental procedures. Many people experience dental anxiety at some point in their lives.
A Christmas Wish on Uplifting Star 93.3
Shine Orthodontics had the honor of partnering with Christmas Wish on Uplifting Star 93.3 this past Christmas to bring joy and blessings to families in need.
We were able to make a meaningful impact in our community by supporting this wonderful initiative.
In this post, we encourage you to read about how we were touched by the heartwarming stories of the families we were able to bless, such as Russel and Marcie, Noelle and Coach Ryan, and a teenage business owner.
How to Maintain Your Child's Oral Hygiene with Braces
When your child is undergoing orthodontic treatment, many unique challenges may come up that inhibit their oral hygiene. Braces and several other orthodontic appliances, like aligners or retainers, can create nooks and crannies that harbor bacteria and increase the risk of cavities and gum diseases.
Do not worry, though, because there are several oral hygiene best practices you can uphold to help your child avoid those issues, including regular brushing, scheduled check-ups, flossing, as well as other regular practices.