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No-Shave November? How About “New-Smile November”?

November is finally here. All around town, you’ll start seeing the evidence: the razors are getting packed away. No-Shave November is a fun annual tradition, a way to change your appearance for a good cause or just for fun. It’s a temporary statement. But what if this Novemb...
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Boosting Speech Through Orthodontic Treatment: What Parents Should…

If your child struggles with certain speech sounds, like lisps or unclear “S” and “R” sounds, you might be surprised to learn that orthodontic treatment can sometimes play a role in improving speech clarity. While speech difficulties can have a range of causes, the position ...
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How Sleep Position Affects Braces and Jaw Alignment

When you think about orthodontic care, you probably focus on brushing, flossing, and attending regular checkups. But there’s another factor that often goes overlooked—your sleep position. Believe it or not, how you sleep can impact your braces, your jaw alignment, and even t...
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Braces-Friendly Recipes: Meals That Won’t Damage Appliances

Starting orthodontic treatment often means adjusting more than just your oral hygiene routine. One of the biggest changes comes at mealtime. Certain foods can damage brackets or wires, leading to unexpected visits to the orthodontist. But that does not mean you have to give ...
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The Impact of Baby Food Pouches on Orthodontic…

At GoClear, we’re dedicated to not just straightening your child’s teeth, but ensuring their overall oral health, which includes paying attention to how their diet might affect both orthodontic and speech development. In recent years, baby food pouches have surged in popular...
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Does Invisalign work for kids?

Everyone wants a graceful smile, not a braceful smile! The traditional method of metal braces has been left far behind when it comes to kids teeth straightening. According to research by the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO), 4.3 million patients who were 17 years o...
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