Creative Thank You!
August 14, 2010 by sonja
Filed under Thank-You Cards
| A thanks with a creative touch! |
 The letters are raised off of the card! |
 She is as sweet as her name.
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| Many patients express thanks in different ways. Creativity, Sweets, and the raised buttons on the card don’t go unnoticed. |
| Doug Larson, DDS 42 West Campbell Avenue Campbell, CA 95008 408.374.6160 |
Daily Invisalgn Care
July 14, 2010 by sonja
Filed under Orthodontics
Daily Care and Maintenance of Your lnvisalign Aligners
1. Clean your aligners prior to each insertion. Use a soft bristle toothbrush using water do not use toothpaste. Recent research shows toothpaste weakens and scratches the trays.
2. Rinse each aligner thoroughly with water after each cleaning.
3. DO NOT use denture cleaners to clean aligners or soak them in mouthwash. These products damage the surface of the aligner, causing it to become dull and stain more easily.
Confidant smile returns
June 12, 2010 by sonja
Filed under Thank-You Cards
| Broken teeth are embarrassing. We received a great thank you letter from Jennifer who was able to “Smile again with confidence and pride.” |
 I like the quote! |
 It only takes a moment to smile and this brought one to my face. |
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It makes us proud to receive such an appreciative note. Sonja |
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Doug Larson, DDS 42 West Campbell Avenue Campbell, CA 95008 408.374.6160 |
Tips to Make Invisalign Easy
June 9, 2010 by sonja
Filed under Orthodontics
Wearing and Using Your lnvisalign Aligners
Invisalign Trays in Place
Here are some tips to help avoid damage, get the optimum results and make your trays as comfortable as possible.
Always Remember to…
1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling your aligners.
2. Handle only ONE aligner at a time.
Aligner Insertion
l. Make sure you have the proper aligner, the upper for the top teeth and the lower for your bottom teeth. Duh, they wont’ fit the other way around.
2. To help avoid confusion each aligner is engraved with your unique case number, a “U” for upper or an “L” for lower, followed by the tray number.
Invialign Frequently asked Questions
June 2, 2010 by sonja
Filed under Orthodontics
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Clear Tray
Q: Will the treatment be painful?
A: Most people experience tooth soreness for a few days after each new tray. This is normal. It is a sign that the lnvisalign aligners are working.Q: Are there restrictions on what I can eat?
A: In general, no. Unlike traditional orthodontics, you can usually eat and drink whatever you desire because you remove your aligners.Q: Why do some of my aligners have bumps in them?
