http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/-t1.htm Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:17:05 GMT 10 http://i77.servimg.com/u/f77/13/27/71/91/logo11.jpg http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/-t1.htm http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/caring-for-your-braces-t35.htm mr dentist 1. Some soreness is normal during the first few days after braces are bonded or tightened. Use a pain reliever that you are medically allowed to take, such as Advil or Tylenol, to control any discomfort that may occur. If pain persists one hour after taking a pain reliever, you may also take a prescribed narcotic. Remember that you cannot drive a car, drink alcohol or mix this with other prescription drugs without permission. And remember to keep narcotic medications away from children. 2. ... orthodontics Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:17:05 GMT http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/caring-for-your-braces-t35.htm#44 http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/caring-for-your-braces-t35.htm http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/ortho-v-non-ortho-t34.htm mr dentist Orthodontic Tooth Movement Orthodontics physically moves teeth with braces into their proper position by pushing them through bone. When the proper amount of pressure is exerted on teeth (with the use of springs) bone will disappear (resorption) in the area where the tooth is being pushed and will reappear (deposition) in the area where the tooth was originally. It is usually healthier to treat malpositioned or crooked teeth orthodontically rather than non-orthodontically because orthodontics ... orthodontics Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:15:01 GMT http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/ortho-v-non-ortho-t34.htm#43 http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/ortho-v-non-ortho-t34.htm http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/orthodontics-braces-what-you-should-know-t33.htm mr dentist Orthodontics is the dental specialty associated with straightening crooked, rotated or malpositioned teeth in children and adults with fixed or removable braces. An Orthodontist is the dental specialist who performs this procedure. Orthodontics physically moves teeth with braces into their proper position by pushing them through bone. When the proper amount of pressure is exerted on teeth (with the use of wires and springs) bone will disappear (resorption) in the area where the tooth ... orthodontics Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:09:09 GMT http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/orthodontics-braces-what-you-should-know-t33.htm#42 http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/orthodontics-braces-what-you-should-know-t33.htm http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/introduction-t19.htm zafar Please give a brief introduction of this term orthodontics Thu, 28 May 2009 16:32:58 GMT http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/introduction-t19.htm#19 http://mrdentist.editboard.com/orthodontics-f4/introduction-t19.htm