All About the Things Orthodontic Aligners Can Do for You and Your Smile

If you’re interested in aligning your crooked teeth, there are many orthodontic treatment options that can help you. Orthodontic aligners are one of those treatments. Aligners are removable appliances that are made of a smooth plastic. They cover the entire arch of teeth and shift the smile using pressure. To find out if this treatment is right for you, call... read more »

How to Avoid Enamel Erosion When You Have Braces

When you align your smile with braces, your teeth can be prone to many dental issues if you’re not careful. One of those dental issues is enamel erosion. Enamel erosion occurs when acid attacks the teeth and wears the enamel down. It’s best to prevent enamel erosion as much as possible. To help you do so, our orthodontist, Dr. Brenna... read more »

Delicious Holiday Foods for Braces

We are so excited about the holidays! This is a time of celebration and goodwill for many people. Along with the holiday cheer comes a lot of opportunities for really good food--for those of us wearing braces, however, holiday foods can be a challenge. Here are some braces-friendly menu options for your holiday dinners. Turkey, Fish, or Brisket: Protein-rich foods... read more »

Malocclusions and Your Smile

Are you in need of any orthodontic treatment for malocclusions? Malocclusions, also known as bad bites, happen when teeth are in the wrong position or are misaligned. Fortunately, orthodontic alignment systems can be used to help treat a wide diversity of malocclusions, including the following: Normally, malocclusions are often seen in the incisors, which are the teeth in the fronts... read more »

How Orthodontic Treatment Can Help Your Smile

Are you striving for a flawless smile? If so, you are not alone. Did you know, orthodontic treatment can adjust your jaw and teeth into an ideal alignment, giving you a stunning smile you always wanted? Well, it’s true! That is why our team of professionals here at West Cobb Orthodontics in Kennesaw, Georgia, is dedicated to giving you a... read more »

How to Keep Your Smile in Tip-Top Shape After Orthodontic Treatment

When you complete orthodontic treatment in Kennesaw, Georgia, you need to make sure to keep your smile in tip-top shape. If you don’t, there is a chance you could suffer severe consequences, which could make your treatment a complete waste of time. You don’t want that, do you? No. So, please keep your smile in top-notch condition after your orthodontic... read more »

Build a Better Smile With Orthodontic Braces

If your smile is not living up to its full potential, it could be due to a lack of cohesiveness between the teeth. Even the simplest of misalignments can keep your smile from looking like a masterpiece. Our team of orthodontists at West Cobb Orthodontics is here to assist you with any orthodontic treatment method or brace you need. Build... read more »

Is Your Mouth Sore? Here’s How to Use Your Orthodontic Wax

Braces are great appliances that can help you work toward your perfect dream smile. However, there are times when they can be quite annoying, like when they tear at your lips, cheeks, and gums, causing cuts and sores. At this point, it's best to use the orthodontic wax your orthodontist, Dr. Brenna Christensen , gave you during your first appointment... read more »

Your First Orthodontic Appointment: What to Expect

Are you wondering what to expect during your first orthodontic appointment? If so, our West Cobb Orthodontics team is more than happy to help you! When you come into our office and meet with your orthodontist, Dr. Brenna Christensen , you will experience the following steps in about a two-hour appointment: Step 1: The first step will be to determine... read more »

After Braces, a Retainer Will Help Keep Your Smile Straight

You’ve done it. You finished your time with braces and now you have a beautifully straight and even smile. Dr. Brenna Christensen has checked that your mouth is functioning well, and now it’s time to remove the braces! Now it’s time to make sure that progress stays by using a retainer. The retention phase of orthodontics care is incredibly important... read more »