When you have braces, your wires will need to be replaced with new ones regularly. It is the slow, steady pressure placed on your teeth that move them into their desired positions, so these adjustments are a vital aspect of your treatment. We have set out a specific treatment plan to achieve your optimal results, and keeping up with your …
Am I Too Old for Braces?
Orthodontic treatment for adults is becoming more and more common. In fact, the number of adults getting braces has actually climbed 24 percent since 1996! More adults than ever are realizing that orthodontic treatment is not just for kids, and can help improve the aesthetics and health of a smile of any age! In society where appearance matters and can …
Cold season is here, from Gass Orthodontics
Cold and flu season is here yet again. The folks at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that a common cold usually includes sneezing, runny nose, sore throat and coughing. Symptoms can last for up to two weeks. To promote a healthy and clean environment, Dr. Jedidiah Gass and our entire staff give a great deal of attention to …
February is American Heart Month
Did you know February is American Heart Month? It’s a great time to take notice of the health of your heart, says Dr. Jedidiah Gass,. Cardiovascular disease remains American’s number one killer, according to the American Heart Association. Studies have shown a correlation between gum disease and heart disease, underscoring the importance of good oral health care. Visiting our office …
Ask Dr. Jedidiah Gass: “How do I prevent tooth decay during my treatment?”
Great question! If you are brushing and flossing daily during your orthodontic treatment with Dr. Jedidiah Gass, we think that’s great! But, don’t forget that it’s also important for you to visit your general dentist every 3-to-6 months in addition to brushing your teeth and flossing (and visiting Gass Orthodontics,of course). Regular dental checkups are important for maintaining good oral …
Gass Orthodontics, reminding you to protect your mouth this winter
More than half of the seven million sports and recreation-related injuries that occur each year are sustained by youth between ages 5 and 24. Sixty-seven percent of parents say their child does not wear a mouth guard, yet, 70 percent say their biggest fear when their child plays is that they will get hurt. Despite the risks, many kids are …
Do we have your current contact info?
Happy holidays from all of us at Gass Orthodontics! As you probably know, you can always connect with Dr. Jedidiah Gass and our team on our Facebook page, but we also encourage you to call us and let us know if you have any new phone numbers or if your contact information has changed! Please contact our office with any …
I got my braces. Now what?
We love when patients ask us that question! Now that you’re wearing braces, it’s just as important to maintain a good oral hygiene regimen as you did before prior to your orthodontic treatment. Braces are known to trap food particles and make it difficult to brush or remove plaque, which is whyDr. Jedidiah Gass and our team at Gass Orthodontics …
Happy Veterans’ Day from Gass Orthodontics
Happy Veterans’ Day! Today is a day to thank all military veterans and the men and women currently on active duty that put their lives on the line for the freedoms we all enjoy. In celebration of Veterans’ Day, Dr. Jedidiah Gass and our team would like to share a few fun facts about our flag, this national holiday, and …
Cold season is here, from Gass Orthodontics
Cold and flu season is here – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that a common cold usually includes sneezing, runny nose, sore throat and coughing. Symptoms can last for up to two weeks. To promote a healthy and clean environment, Dr. Jedidiah Gass and our entire staff give a great deal of attention to sanitation and sterilization in …
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