At Bigfoot Orthodontics, we make it easier than ever to achieve a healthy, confident smile, without constant trips to the office. Thanks to DentalMonitoring, our patients can now enjoy convenient, professional teeth straightening at home in Oregon while still receiving expert oversight from our orthodontic team. Smarter, More Convenient Orthodontic Care DentalMonitoring works with […]
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Your dream smile is closer than you think! Whether you’re looking to fix an overbite, close gaps, or straighten crooked teeth, the right orthodontic treatment can make all the difference. At Bigfoot Orthodontics, our expert team offers both braces and Invisalign, two of the most trusted methods to help patients achieve beautiful, healthy smiles. If
In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in adults seeking orthodontic treatment. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, one in four orthodontic patients is an adult. This trend underscores a growing awareness that a healthy, beautiful smile can be achieved at any age. At Bigfoot Orthodontics, Dr. Bryan Johnson has witnessed this trend for himself, treating
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Navigating holiday food and braces can be tricky. You might wonder which treats are safe and which to avoid to protect your braces and ensure a comfortable holiday season. It doesn’t have to be complicated. With a bit of knowledge, you can enjoy the festivities without worry. Safe Holiday Foods for Braces When you’re sporting braces, soft foods are
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Orthodontic treatment has come a long way over the years. Patients now have many options to choose from when it comes to achieving straighter and healthier smiles. One popular choice for today’s orthodontic patients is ceramic braces. In this blog post, we’ll explore ceramic braces pros and cons to help you make the most informed decision
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Halloween is upon us, and it’s the season for costumes, spooky decorations, and, of course, mountains of candy. But what if you’re currently wearing braces? The prospect of enjoying Halloween treats can be a bit daunting, but fear not. Bryan Johnson Orthodontics is here to guide you through the labyrinth of Halloween candy choices while
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Traditional braces are made of durable stainless steel. Metal brackets are carefully adhered to the front of each tooth, and an archwire runs along them, with colorful elastics holding it in place. As you progress through your treatment plan, your braces will be tightened, slowly moving the teeth into their new positions. In recent years, clear aligners have
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Your teeth could be one of your defining features—and whether that’s a good or bad thing is in your hands thanks to today’s modern orthodontic technology and treatments. Whether you were born with a natural underbite and some crooked teeth or gaps slowly began to appear over the years, modern braces have never been more
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Going to the dentist is an important part of keeping your oral health in check. This is especially true for your children. That being said, it can be confusing as a first-time parent to understand the scope of adolescent dentistry and everything it offers your teen. Let’s explore corrective adolescent dentistry and what it means
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If you have braces on, you might be counting down the days until you are able to take them off. Although, for the time being, it is crucial to understand how to care for them to ensure proper hygiene and oral health. Brushing and flossing properly is essential to maintain your braces hygiene. In order
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