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{%Company) recommends using an interdental brush daily, in addition to regular brushing and flossing, as an effective way to maintain the cleanliness of your brackets and teeth!

At OrthoGroup Northwest, we’re celebrating Self Improvement Month. Remember, taking care of your smile is an essential part of self-care.

Fall is just around the corner, and with the changing seasons, it might be time to consider changing your toothbrush. OrthoGroup Northwest recommends replacing your toothbrush every three months—a fresh brush for every season!

Did you know that about 25% of adults don’t brush their teeth twice a day? Germs and bacteria can grow very quickly, so OrthoGroup Northwest strongly recommends brushing your teeth both day and night to maintain a clean, healthy smile.

Planning on playing sports this upcoming fall? To keep those injuries at bay, OrthoGroup Northwest recommends wearing a mouthguard, steering clear of sports drinks, and brushing and flossing regularly.

Mouthwash can be an excellent tool to utilize during your orthodontic treatment. While mouthwash does not replace flossing, OrthoGroup Northwest suggests adding it to your routine to keep your braces extra fresh and clean.

During your orthodontic treatment, OrthoGroup Northwest recommends you avoid habits like chewing on pens, pencils, or ice, as they can damage your braces and slow down the process.

Happy National Dog Day from OrthoGroup Northwest! Let’s celebrate the wonderful dogs that bring joy into our lives. Share a photo of your furry friend below!

We know it's tempting, but staring at bright screens right before bed can make it difficult to fall asleep. OrthoGroup Northwest recommends disconnecting from your electronic devices before going to bed for a better night’s sleep!

When it comes to scheduling an orthodontic assessment at OrthoGroup Northwest, there’s no time like the present! If you’re concerned about your own or your child’s orthodontic health, problems with alignment and bite are best treated as early as possible to avoid more complicated treatment in the future.