With summer lurking around the corner you can expect to attend some special events fairly soon. Whether you’re celebrating a graduation, wedding, or heading out on a family vacation, it’s safe to say you will probably be taking tons of pictures. Do you dread taking pictures because of a lack of confidence in your smile? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. For this reason, we’ve gathered a few easy tips to help you relax and learn to love your photos.
Our Beim Orthodontics team has created a list of easy things you can do to have a picture-perfect smile this summer.
Be Positive
When you’re self-conscious about your smile, it shows. Try to relax and think positive happy thoughts. It helps to think of things or people you love, or incidents and memories that make you laugh. Laughing will help you look natural and that will show in your smile and your eyes.
Say Cheese & Strike A Pose
When we tell you to say “cheese” we really mean to say “banana.” Saying banana will give you an easy-going smile as opposed to cheese which will draw out your lips due to the “ee” sound. Also, position your body in a pose that feels natural and comfortable.
Be Confident
If your teeth aren’t in the best shape right now, that’s ok. Be confident because your best smile will stem from that. You can aide your confidence by maintaining healthy, bright, and clean teeth.
If you’re holding back your smile because of misaligned teeth, we can help. Beim Orthodontics provides the highest quality treatment and utilizes the most advanced techniques available today to help you get the picture-perfect smile you’ve been dreaming of. We offer a full range of braces, including clear, Damon® braces and Invisalign® clear aligners.
Call us at 407-323-0600 to schedule your first visit.
It is our objective to provide our patients with an excellent orthodontic experience. We achieve this by providing the highest quality treatment and utilizing the most advanced techniques available today in a positive and supportive environment. We offer a full range of braces, including clear, Damon® braces and Invisalign® clear aligners.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Spring Break Travel Tips For Those With Braces
Be sure to pack more than the essential tooth brush and floss if you wear braces! Check out our tips below for those of you wearing clear aligners & traditional braces
- If you wear Invisalign or Clear Correct, be sure to remember:
- Always take your previous set of aligners, your current set, and your next set of aligners with you.
- Always carry your aligners in your purse or carry-on luggage when flying.
- Take an extra case.
- Make sure you rinse out your mouth and aligners before reinserting into your mouth if brushing is inconvenient.
- Orthodontic wax
- Floss & threader
- Proxy brush
- Rubber bands (if required)
- Ibuprofen
Sunday, March 6, 2016
It's National Oreo Cookie Day
Warning, what you are about to read will make your taste buds dance!
The day we’ve been waiting all week for is finally here, it’s National Oreo Cookie day! This day is recognized across the United States every year on March 6, allowing us to enjoy as many Oreo cookies, and various Oreo flavors, as we want completely guilt free. Did you know Oreos were developed in 1912? That means Oreos have been around for 104 years. Since its debut in 1912 the Oreo cookie has become the absolute best selling cookie in the entire United States. Are you ready to learn more about America’s favorite cookie?
- Check out these awesome Oreo Cookie Facts:
- In 1912, the Oreo Biscuit was renamed to “Oreo Sandwich”.
- In 1948, the Oreo Sandwich was renamed to “Oreo Creme Sandwich”.
- The name “Oreo” was first trademarked on March 14, 1912.
- The first Oreo cookies in the United States sold for 25 cents a pound in clear glass topped novelty cans.
- William A. Turnier developed the modern-day Oreo design in 1952 to include the Nabisco logo.
- Nabisco’s principal food scientist, Sam Procello, developed the modern Oreo cookie filling.
- There are 25 different flavors of Oreos, some that look nothing like the original Oreo most of us are used to.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Know Your Mouthwash
Mouthwash is an essential part of your oral hygiene routine, especially when being treated by an orthodontist. The process of using mouthwash seems pretty simple: swig, swish, gargle and spit. But, what most people misunderstand is not all mouthwash is created equal. In fact, do you know if you’re using the right kind of mouthwash while being treated at Beim Orthodontics? And, are you sure you’re using it correctly?
Mouthwash Differences
The next time you’re ready to buy mouthwash, make sure you know your mouthwash and the differences between cosmetic mouthwashes and therapeutic mouthwashes. Just like toothpastes, there are different types of mouthwashes to do different things for your mouth. This is why it’s important to know the key differences between cosmetic & therapeutic mouthwashes.
Cosmetic mouthwashes act as a mask for bad breath or help whiten teeth. Similar to a mint, cosmetic mouthwashes will merely cover your bad breath and give you a more agreeable taste in your mouth. Aside from that, there are also some cosmetic mouthwashes that help give you a brighter whiter smile.
Therapeutic mouthwashes, however, have clinical purposes for oral hygiene that go beyond masking the smell of your breath. Therapeutic mouthwashes serve to fight plaque, attack bacteria, and strengthen teeth with fluoride making them a better choice for our patients at Beim Orthodontics.
What to Look For
When buying therapeutic mouthwash, be sure to look for the American Dental Association “Seal of Acceptance” logo on the bottle. All products that feature this logo have been evaluated by experts and approved to meet the safety and standards of effectiveness. Also, be sure to read the instructions very thoroughly and choose the best one for your specific needs.
Fluoride-based mouthwash: Fluoride exists in most toothpaste and in some tap water. For this reason, it is usually an unnecessary ingredient. Nevertheless, it protects against cavities and strengthens enamel.
Alcohol–based mouthwash: Alcohol kills bacteria and viruses harshly. It dries out the mouth, aggravates cuts or burns, and exacerbates inflammation. Anyone with sensitivities should avoid alcohol-based mouthwashes and seek natural ingredients like aloe.
Antibacterial mouthwash: Without alcohol—or with a smaller quantity—antibacterial mouthwash fights infections and minimizes the risk of gum disease. Some patients will receive a prescription for such rinses after surgery.
If you are uncertain what therapeutic mouthwash applies to your needs, ask Dr. Beim for help at your next appointment and he will give you a recommendation. Making sure you gargle and rinse with mouthwash as an additional part of your oral hygiene routine is an essential step to getting the smile of your dreams.
Mouthwash Differences
The next time you’re ready to buy mouthwash, make sure you know your mouthwash and the differences between cosmetic mouthwashes and therapeutic mouthwashes. Just like toothpastes, there are different types of mouthwashes to do different things for your mouth. This is why it’s important to know the key differences between cosmetic & therapeutic mouthwashes.
Cosmetic mouthwashes act as a mask for bad breath or help whiten teeth. Similar to a mint, cosmetic mouthwashes will merely cover your bad breath and give you a more agreeable taste in your mouth. Aside from that, there are also some cosmetic mouthwashes that help give you a brighter whiter smile.
Therapeutic mouthwashes, however, have clinical purposes for oral hygiene that go beyond masking the smell of your breath. Therapeutic mouthwashes serve to fight plaque, attack bacteria, and strengthen teeth with fluoride making them a better choice for our patients at Beim Orthodontics.
What to Look For
When buying therapeutic mouthwash, be sure to look for the American Dental Association “Seal of Acceptance” logo on the bottle. All products that feature this logo have been evaluated by experts and approved to meet the safety and standards of effectiveness. Also, be sure to read the instructions very thoroughly and choose the best one for your specific needs.
Fluoride-based mouthwash: Fluoride exists in most toothpaste and in some tap water. For this reason, it is usually an unnecessary ingredient. Nevertheless, it protects against cavities and strengthens enamel.
Alcohol–based mouthwash: Alcohol kills bacteria and viruses harshly. It dries out the mouth, aggravates cuts or burns, and exacerbates inflammation. Anyone with sensitivities should avoid alcohol-based mouthwashes and seek natural ingredients like aloe.
Antibacterial mouthwash: Without alcohol—or with a smaller quantity—antibacterial mouthwash fights infections and minimizes the risk of gum disease. Some patients will receive a prescription for such rinses after surgery.
If you are uncertain what therapeutic mouthwash applies to your needs, ask Dr. Beim for help at your next appointment and he will give you a recommendation. Making sure you gargle and rinse with mouthwash as an additional part of your oral hygiene routine is an essential step to getting the smile of your dreams.
Friday, February 19, 2016
Tell Us What You Think
Since we work hard each day to make our patients feel that their experience with our office is amazing, we always appreciate the occasions when our patients take the time to tell us that they recognize the special level of care and treatment they receive at Beim Orthodontics. Do you love being a patient at Beim Orthodontics as much as we love having you as a patient? If you do, then please take just a moment to let us hear about your experience by leaving a review.
Keep reading to see how you can leave a review.
Leave a Google Review
Leaving a review on Google is easy. Simply type “Beim Orthodontics” in the Google search tab, and under the maps option click “write a review” to leave your comments and rate us. Google makes it a fast and easy process. It is so easy you can leave a review using your computer, smartphone or tablet.
Leave a Facebook Review
Are you connected with Beim Orthodontics on Facebook? LIKE our page and leave a review and rating. It’s easy, fast, and you can share it with all of your Facebook friends.
Leave a Website Testimonial Review
Keep reading to see how you can leave a review.
Leave a Google Review
Leaving a review on Google is easy. Simply type “Beim Orthodontics” in the Google search tab, and under the maps option click “write a review” to leave your comments and rate us. Google makes it a fast and easy process. It is so easy you can leave a review using your computer, smartphone or tablet.
Leave a Facebook Review
Are you connected with Beim Orthodontics on Facebook? LIKE our page and leave a review and rating. It’s easy, fast, and you can share it with all of your Facebook friends.
Leave a Website Testimonial Review
Have you visited our website yet? Not only can you get more information about Dr. Beim, the staff, and educational info on treatment, but you can also leave a review. Just go to the "About Us" tab, and click "Patient Testimonials." Before reading all the wonderful reviews, click "Leave A Review" and you will be prompted to give your testimony.
We appreciate all reviews and look forward to seeing the positive things you have to say about Beim Orthodontics. We thank you for placing your trust in Dr. Beim and the Beim Orthodontics team!
We appreciate all reviews and look forward to seeing the positive things you have to say about Beim Orthodontics. We thank you for placing your trust in Dr. Beim and the Beim Orthodontics team!
Thursday, January 28, 2016
The Clear Alternatives At Beim Orthodontics
Several of our potential patients are interested in clear braces as an alternative to metal braces, but aren't sure of their options. At Beim Orthodontics, we offer a variety of different clear options for orthodontic treatment. Some alternative clear braces we specialize in are Invisalign, ClearCorrect, and Damon Clear Brackets.
Keep reading to learn a little more about each of the clear options we offer at Beim Orthodontics.
Invisalign
Invisalign straightens your teeth without wires and brackets, using a series of clear, customized, removable appliances called aligners. It's virtually undetectable, which means hardly anyone will know that you're straightening your teeth.
ClearCorrect
Damon Clear Brackets
Invisalign
Invisalign straightens your teeth without wires and brackets, using a series of clear, customized, removable appliances called aligners. It's virtually undetectable, which means hardly anyone will know that you're straightening your teeth.
ClearCorrect
With ClearCorrect, Dr. Beim can straighten your teeth using a series of clear, custom, removable aligners. Each aligner moves your teeth just a little bit at a time until you eventually get straight teeth. Dr. Beim will take impressions, photos, and x-rays of your teeth that ClearCorrect uses in manufacturing your custom aligners. Then doctor will write a prescription for your custom aligners and sends it to ClearCorrect.
Damon Clear Brackets
Virtually invisible, Damon Clear has advantages over traditional braces and aligners. Damon Clear is part of the innovative Damon System, which combines tieless brackets and high technology archwires that are clinically proven to move teeth fast and comfortably with spectacular smile and facial results.
Beim Orthodontics has a knowledgeable team committed to helping you achieve the smile you deserve. We have a staff of highly trained and educated professionals ready to assist and answer all of your individual questions and concerns. If you have been considering orthodontic treatment, you should visit Beim Orthodontics, a respected provider of orthodontic care.
CALL US TODAY AT 407-323-0600 OR FIND US ON FACEBOOK!
CALL US TODAY AT 407-323-0600 OR FIND US ON FACEBOOK!
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Learn About The Benefits of Straight Teeth
We decided to highlight some benefits of straight teeth, check them out.
Improved Gum Health
- Lower risk of gum disease.
- Lower risk of tooth loss.
- Less tooth decay.
- Lower risk of heart disease.
- Lower risk of high blood sugar.
- Misaligned teeth can push against soft tissues in the mouth.
- Cuts, sores, and infections are a result of crooked teeth.
- More self-esteem at work or school.
- Confidence leads to a more successful attitude.
- Crooked teeth compromise chewing.
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