by scoasadminact | Mar 3, 2019 | A Day in the Life, Orthodontic Assistant Permit
Debond Day: The day has arrived: Debond Day !!! The day has finally come. Debond day, or in patient lingo “Getting my braces removed.” Patients love getting their braces on. Then a few months go by and the famous question is asked, “When am I going to get my braces...
by scoasadminact | Nov 21, 2018 | A Day in the Life, Orthodontic Assistant Permit
The Frenectomy in Orthodontics Frenectomies are commonly performed in orthodontics to keep a diastema closed. A diastema is a gap between your two front teeth created by a thick piece of tissue called a “frenum.” You can reshape, shorten or remove this tissue with a...
by Sage Salazar | Oct 13, 2018 | A Day in the Life
We’ve all been there! Our night didn’t go as planned, we had a fight with our partner, best friend, or simply life has just been tough lately. We still have the responsibility of going to work with those obstacles presented in front of us. In our position as...
by Taylor Salazar | Sep 14, 2018 | A Day in the Life, Online Courses, Online Dental Assistant Course, Orthodontic Assistant Permit
Forsus Appliance in Orthodontics There are several different types of orthodontic appliances used to correct Class II malocclusion. The Forsus appliance is one of those appliances. A Forsus appliance is a fixed appliance that is attached to the upper and lower teeth....
by Sage Salazar | Aug 27, 2018 | A Day in the Life, Orthodontic Assistant Permit
The most Special of them all! We all come across these special kids. This topic is close to my heart as I have a special needs kiddo in my life! My 14 year old daughter. According to statistics, we will run into more and more special needs patients requiring...
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