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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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If there is a loose tooth…

If you or your child gets hit in the mouth and has a loose tooth, the best thing to do is try to solidify the tooth and have it checked by your general dentist as soon as possible! If the tooth has been knocked out and you can find it, rinse it off and try […]

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Fry Orthodontic Specialists is Expanding to Leavenworth

Fry Orthodontics is excited to announce that we will be expanding our Smile Community into Leavenworth, Kansas, in January 2017. The new office is located at 2115 S. 4th Street Ste. 13. “I am excited to become a part of the Leavenworth community. I am looking forward to meeting new patients and helping them achieve […]

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Retainers After Braces

Wearing retainers after braces is crucial in order to retain the teeth to the perfect alignment the braces created. Without proper wear of the retainers, teeth can go back to the original position. There are a couple of variations of retainers. One being an acrylic retainer with an adjustable wire that can move the teeth should the […]

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Are gap teeth a current fashion trend?

The fashion industry is bored with perfection. Recently the most sought after models are gracing runways with off-beat looks, like tattoos, piercings, and gap teeth. Australian supermodel Jessica Hart (Victoria’s Secret) despised wearing an insert to disguise her gap teeth on modeling jobs. Now she gets more bookings with her natural smile. Mick Jagger’s daughter; […]

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Why choose an Orthodontic Specialist?

Orthodontics is one of the oldest specialty fields in dentistry. An orthodontic specialist completes three or four years of pre-dental university education, followed by four years of dental school, and an additional two years of specialty training and practice in a university or clinical setting. Proper orthodontic treatment requires a separate knowledge and skill from […]

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