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5 Years of SHINE ORTHODONTICS GIVING AWAY FREE BRACES!!!
Once again, we celebrated the start of 2020 with a FREE BRACES party! How and why do we give away FREE BRACES? 5 years ago (Woot! Woot!) we decided it would be fun to have a Shine Orthodontics Car Magnet for our
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5 Back-to-School Tips for a Smooth Braces Transition
Are you juggling school supply lists, packed lunches, and now… braces? Helping your child head back to school with a confident smile and a comfortable mouth can feel like one more thing to balance on an already full plate.
The first few weeks of school are a big transition on their own, and when you add in new routines for braces, it’s easy to feel unsure about how it will all come together.
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2025 Healthy Kids Triathlon at Countryside YMCA
Summer is here, and Shine Orthodontics is excited to return as a sponsor of the 2025 Healthy Kids Triathlon at Countryside YMCA in Lebanon. This annual event brings together families and encourages kids to stay active and involved in their local community.
Save the date for Saturday, August 16, 2025, and join us for a day full of movement, motivation, and connection.
A Braces-Friendly Guide to Summer Meals and Treats
Summer is full of flavor—from fresh fruit and frozen treats to smoky BBQs and sunny-day snacks. If you’re navigating the season with braces, you might be wondering how to enjoy all your favorites without causing discomfort or damaging your brackets.
Braces 101: What to Expect at Every Stage of Treatment
Have you been second-guessing whether now is the right time to start braces? Whether you're excited, a little nervous, or just curious, knowing what to expect can make the entire process feel a lot less overwhelming—and even a little exciting.
Braces vs. Aligners: What’s The Difference?
Choosing the right orthodontic treatment is a big decision. Should you go with the structure and reliability of braces, or are aligners a better fit for comfort and confidence?
Do Braces Hurt & What Can You Do About It?
Getting braces is a great step toward a healthier, more confident smile, but that doesn’t mean it’s always comfortable. The first few days can be especially tough—your teeth feel sore, eating feels awkward, and you might be wondering if the discomfort will ever go away. The good news is: It will.