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If you are considering getting braces for your child, you may envision the process being similar to how it was when you were younger. The great news is there have been tremendous advances in technology that have made treating patients more effective, efficient, and comfortable than ever before. Two decades ago, braces were larger, more…

Maybe you’re ready to start the summer with a new smile—you finally feel like it’s the right time to begin your journey to better oral health. But what if you have veneers or dental implants? It can be confusing to know if having these will make orthodontic treatment still an option for you. While the…

Most people want a straight, healthy smile. With all the advances in orthodontics, achieving your perfect smile is easier than ever before. But what causes crooked teeth in the first place? Whether through genetics or environmental factors, there are multiple things that can make your smile crooked.  Genetics Crooked teeth often run in a family…

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. As a part of children’s dental health month, Bruno Smiles is sharing fun ways to encourage kids to practice good dental hygiene. Good dental habits, established at an early age, are critical to maintaining oral health throughout life. As a parent, you know the struggles of encouraging your…

The end of 2023 is rapidly approaching and so is the last day that you can use your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) dollars. Your FSA allows you to set aside tax-free money for qualifying health care expenses for yourself, your spouse and eligible dependents. Typically, with an FSA, you pay money into an account during…

If you’ve thought about getting braces, you may have asked yourself “Why I should care about straight teeth.” Oftentimes, there is a focus on how straightening your teeth will enhance your smile, but there are plenty of other perks as well. Beyond the cosmetic benefits, straightening your teeth can not only improve your oral health,…

A study conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that a third of adults haven’t visited a dental professional in the last 12 months. For those who do go, 42% are still not seeking dental care as much as they would like. Therefore, one can surmise that adults aren’t skipping caring…