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Welcome to the Fry Orthodontics blog, where we answer your questions and provide information about orthodontics and oral health.

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Can I use my Flex Account at work to pay for braces?

Many employers provide a tax-free option called a flex account or a health savings account. Although the details of each plan vary slightly, this can be a great way to pay for orthodontic treatment with pre-tax dollars. Make sure to be aware of the deadline for signing up for this option. Schedule an appointment with […]

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What Happens when I finish my Invisalign Treatment?

Well the day is finally here and you have completed your Invisalign treatment…now what? First of all, the orthodontist will look at your teeth to see if your treatment is complete and that you have reached all the goals for moving the teeth into the proper alignment. They will remove all the attachments from your […]

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CAN CHEWING GUM HELP ME WITH MY BRACES??

Whether you just got your braces on or you have had them for several months, you know the next day your mouth feels a little sore. The good news is that means your teeth are moving. So what causes that dull achy feeling? The answer to that is this…your teeth are held in place by […]

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Heart health related to gum health

February was Heart Health Month, as seen by the Go Red Campaign. Every week there are more articles written about the correlation between good oral hygiene and keeping your heart healthy. So what does this all mean to me? And what can I do about it? Oral infection increases the risk of strokes.  Research has […]

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Operational Efficiency Improves Time for Braces

Fry Orthodontics believes productivity begins with the operational efficiency of treatment systems. Learn more on the Dr. Jeremy’s blog.

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