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LightForce Brackets

By choosing LightForce Brackets, you are opting for a personalized,...

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PALATAL Expanders

A palatine expander, also known as a palatal expander, is...

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Spark Clear Aligners

Spark Aligners represent the forefront of orthodontic innovation, offering a...

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Orthodontic for Children

At Griffin Orthodontics, we believe that every child deserves a...

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Orthodontics for Adults

Are you ready to achieve the straight, healthy smile you've...

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Finding The Right Orthodontic Procedure For You

Don’t let a crooked smile affect your self-confidence and consider your options for teeth straightening. Our orthodontic procedures can help you straighten your smile in a matter of months. Griffin Orthodontics also offers options for those who want to avoid the bulky appearance of metal oral apparatuses. When you visit our orthodontist serving West Allis, […]

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West Allis Orthodontics: Straight Teeth, Easy Fixes for Kids

Think of your kid’s visit to the orthodontist at age 7 like their first superhero check-up! The American Association of Orthodontists says this is the perfect time. Why? Because most kids this age have enough grown-up teeth for an orthodontist to spot potential problems and fix them with superhero speed! West Allis Orthodontists: Your Child’s […]

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Pets and Retainers

We’ve all heard, “The dog ate my homework!” But here at Griffin Orthodontics, we more often hear, “the dog ate my retainers!” And no, we aren’t joking! Retainers are dental appliances that help hold teeth in their new positions after completing orthodontic treatment. Retainers are the most reliable way to preserve your new smile, and […]

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Diabetes & Your Teeth

Diabetes is a disease that affects the body’s ability to process sugar. It can affect your whole body and even your teeth. If you are undergoing orthodontic intervention, it is important to understand how the treatment and disease affect each other. How does diabetes affect your oral health and orthodontic treatment? When diabetes is left […]

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Electric vs. Manual Toothbrush

Why is it important to brush your teeth? Brushing your teeth is an essential part of your dental care routine, and so is flossing. Brushing your teeth helps prevent tooth decay, bad breath, prevent gum disease and removes the plaque on your teeth. The American Dental Association recommends that you brush your teeth twice a […]

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How Often Do You See an Orthodontist with Invisalign?

Invisalign® clear aligners deliver the stunning smile you’ve always wanted without the hassles of traditional braces. During the treatment process, Invisalign® patients visit their orthodontist once every six weeks on average. These regular but infrequent office visits ensure your treatment is progressing as planned and allow you to pick up your next set of aligners. […]

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