Author: Greater Houston Orthodontics

When it comes to orthodontic care for children, many parents feel uncertain about when to start and what to expect. From choosing the right time for a consultation to understanding the different types of treatment, there’s a lot to consider. Braces aren’t just about achieving a straight smile—they’re a valuable part of your child’s long-term Read More

If you’re considering Invisalign treatment to straighten your teeth, you may be wondering if you can still enjoy your favorite drinks, like coffee or tea. Many people rely on their daily caffeine fix, and giving it up completely might seem impossible. The good news? You can still drink coffee and tea during Invisalign treatment—but there Read More

Undergoing orthodontic treatment with braces or Invisalign is an exciting step toward a perfect smile. However, one common challenge many patients face is maintaining fresh breath. With braces, food particles can easily get trapped, while Invisalign aligners can harbor bacteria if not cleaned properly. Fortunately, with the right oral care routine, you can keep your Read More

Maintaining excellent oral hygiene with braces doesn’t have to be complicated, but it does take a little extra effort! With brackets and wires creating new spaces for food to get trapped, keeping your teeth clean requires a few simple adjustments to your routine. The good news? Achieving a healthy, beautiful smile during your orthodontic treatment Read More

For many years, braces have been associated with kids and teenagers. However, that perception is changing rapidly! More adults than ever are making the choice to invest in their smiles through orthodontic treatment. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, adult orthodontic patients have reached record numbers. But what’s behind this growing trend? Adults are Read More

Taking care of your teeth is just as important between orthodontic visits as it is when you’re at the orthodontist’s office. Whether you’re wearing braces, or aligners keeping up with your oral hygiene is crucial to ensuring your treatment stays on track. Here are some helpful tips to care for your smile between visits to Read More

Invisalign is a popular way to straighten teeth without the need for traditional metal braces. With clear aligners, you can smile confidently while working towards a straighter smile. If you’re thinking about getting Invisalign, you may be wondering: How long will I need to wear Invisalign? The answer depends on your unique dental needs, but Read More

Did you know that straightening your teeth can also improve your overall health? At Greater Houston Orthodontics, we’ve seen firsthand how orthodontic treatment can enhance not only appearance but also well-being. In fact, crooked teeth and poor oral health are linked to serious conditions such as high blood pressure, strokes, and even heart disease. By Read More

It’s a common misconception that dentists and orthodontists perform the same functions. While both professions share certain similarities and often collaborate, orthodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused specifically on correcting dental misalignments.   What Does an Orthodontist Do? Orthodontists, like Dr. Amir Davoody, Dr. Rana Mehr, and Dr. Panagiotis Kyteas at Greater Houston Read More

We often hear about the importance of vitamins and minerals for our overall health, but did you know they’re also critical for maintaining a healthy mouth? Ensuring you get enough of the right nutrients can make a significant difference in keeping your teeth and gums in top shape. Here’s a breakdown of the vitamins and Read More

Our teeth do so much for us on a daily basis. While most of the time they are strong and reliable, accidents do happen from time to time. When emergencies do happen, it is crucial that you have some important items on hand so that you can handle them to the best of your ability. Read More

Getting metal braces is a big step toward a straighter, more beautiful smile! However, the first few days can feel quite different as your mouth adjusts to this new change. You’ll likely experience a mix of excitement, curiosity, and a little discomfort. Rest assured, these feelings are perfectly normal and temporary. In this blog, Dr. Read More