Fry Orthodontics Blog

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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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What to Expect at Your First Orthodontist Visit

Your first orthodontist visit at Fry Orthodontic Specialists is free and a great way to meet the Fry team and doctors, and learn about the benefits of braces. During your first visit, our orthodontic specialists will provide you with information on the recommended treatment options (including clear and metal braces or Invisalign), cost, payment plans […]

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My orthodontic experience with braces

I did not have braces as a child, but waited until I was an adult to have orthodontic care. My teeth didn’t seem “horrible”, but I definitely had some areas that bothered me and that I wanted to improve. I chose clear brackets on my top arch, which were less visible than the traditional metal […]

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‘-The Tossing of the tooth-

Loosing teeth is a “BIG” event for any child around the world…it lets them know that they are becoming a big boy or girl. In the United States we have the tooth fairy, but there are many other beliefs and traditions around the world. In Japan and Korea, it is believed that tossing your bottom […]

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Which treatment would be faster….braces or Invisalign???

The length of treatment is determined by the severity of each specific case. If there are bite issues, it is sometimes easier and quicker for traditional braces to correct. Although Invisalign has come a long way with what they can do, braces are still the standard in orthodontic treatment. If the case is a simple […]

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Here a wire, there a wire, everywhere a poking wire…..

During orthodontic treatment, it is normal to experience some rubbing or irritation from the braces, wires, or appliances. The arch wires move as the teeth move, so you may be fine one day, and have something poking the next. If an arch wire is causing irritation to your cheeks or lips, try to push it […]

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