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Breaking Down the Barriers: The Assumptions about Braces 0

Braces Assumptions  | Northenden House Orthodontics

Before treatment, a lot of patients will make assumptions about what to expect. Some of these will be correct but a lot of times they’re very wrong.

There’s plenty of myths and false facts out there regarding braces and orthodontic treatment. So we’re here to set the record straight and break down the barriers.

Orthodontic Treatment during Coronavirus FAQ 0

Orthodontic FAQ | COVID-19 | Northenden House Orthodontics

This blog will answer questions like "How can I look after my braces during lockdown?" and "Will my treatment be prolonged if I cannot see my orthodontist?"

How to Look After your Braces during Lockdown 0

Brace Care | Tips During Lockdown | Northenden House Orthodontics

As many of you know, our practice is currently closed due to the government led lockdown for Coronavirus. 

However, we are still available for support and guidance for ongoing treatment or emergency orthodontic issues over the phone on 0161 998 2622.

Since our patients are no longer able to come for routine care, we’ve collated some useful tips in the meantime to support you during self-isolation.

Do I have to Wear Invisalign at Night? 0

Invisalign | Wearing Invisalign at Night | Manchester Orthodontics

Before we begin, we want to talk about what exactly Invisalign is.

So Invisalign is a type of orthodontic treatment that uses clear aligners, or clear plastic trays, to adjust teeth position and sometimes minor jaw discrepancies.

Do I need to wear my Invisalign while I sleep?

The answer to this question is yes. 

Is it Okay to Eat Chocolate when Wearing Braces? 0

Eating Chocolate when Wearing Braces | Nothenden House Orthodontics

Orthodontic braces are appliances used to straighten teeth, correct alignment and help position a person's bite, while also aiming to improve dental health.

There are many different kinds of orthodontic appliances used at Northenden House including metal, ceramic and lingual braces, and also Invisalign aligners. 

Can braces break?

Yes, but only rarely. 

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