Invisalign® Can Correct Effectively Correct Minor Alignment Problems

Minor deviations in the alignment of your teeth can result from any number of different factors. It could be from an uncorrected alignment issue from your youth, changes in the structure of your jaw that come with age, or the loss of a tooth. One easy way to correct minor alignment issues with your teeth is to have Dr. John... read more »

Braces Can Help Adults Avoid Oral Health Issues

While braces are often thought of for children and teenagers, more and more adults are also aligning their smiles, thanks to advances in orthodontics and the appearance of braces. At Quality Orthodontic Care in Alpharetta, Georgia, our orthodontist, Dr. John Fleming is pleased to help our adult patients create the smiles they have always wanted. Not only do braces straighten the... read more »

How Orthodontics Can Correct a TMJ Disorder

If you have TMJ disorder, orthodontics might be just the thing for correcting your jaw problems—permanently. How is that, exactly? Here are the details: Many TMJ disorders are caused by what is called a malocclusion. That’s just a fancy term for a bad bite. Your misaligned bite can create stress on your jaw and teeth, resulting in pain and popping... read more »

How Do I Clean My Smile When I Have Braces?

Oral hygiene can be tricky when you have braces. However, it’s not as tricky as you think it is. With Dr. John Fleming’s tips and guidelines, you can properly clean your smile and braces each day, and stay on track toward the results you desire! Tip No. 1: Brush your teeth after you eat. This means you need to brush... read more »

A Fixed Retainer Needs Special Focus in Your Daily Oral Hygiene Routine

Now that your braces have brought your teeth into their correct alignment, Dr. John Fleming can remove the orthodontic hardware from your mouth. However, this is not the end of the process. There will still be a mild amount of tension remaining in your dental sockets. If it’s not countered in some way it could cause your teeth to gradually... read more »

Are Your Teeth and Braces Protected While You Straighten Your Smile?

At Quality Orthodontic Care, our orthodontist, Dr. John Fleming offers smile straightening systems for our patients in the Alpharetta, GA, area who are looking for straighter smiles. Did you know that an aligned smile is not just good for your appearance, but for your oral health as well? Well, it's true! Straightened smiles also correct your bite and protect your jaw... read more »

Are Malocclusions Overwhelming Your Oral Health?

Are malocclusions overwhelming your oral health? A malocclusion, also called a bad bite, is the result of an irregularity or anomaly in your smile that has resulted in some form of misalignment with your teeth. Oftentimes, malocclusions occur in the incisors, but misaligned teeth can appear anywhere, and can even be caused by your jawbone. Try your luck at the... read more »

The Facts About Invisalign®

Have you ever wanted to adjust your smile without embarrassing metal braces? If so, you are not alone. Thousands of people are looking for a way to adjust their smile in an easy way. That is why Invisalign® has swept the nation in popularity. As a result, our staff here at Quality Orthodontic Care in Alpharetta, Georgia, is proud to... read more »

How to Take Care of Your Teeth, Gums and Smile After Orthodontic Treatment

If you’re about to get your braces removed, good for you! You now have the straight and stunning smile you’ve always wanted. Now, before you remove your braces, Dr. John Fleming and our orthodontic team would like to make sure you know it’s still important to take good care of your smile. In fact, there are certain tips you should... read more »

Tips on How to Keep Your Retainer in Top-Notch Condition

Retainers are strong, reliable orthodontic appliances that can help keep your teeth in their positions after you’ve completed orthodontic treatment. However, that’s only the case if you take good care of your appliance. So, to help you keep your retainer in tip-top shape, our Quality Orthodontic Care orthodontic team has some guidelines for you. Step No. 1: Store your retainer... read more »