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The Truth About Ceramic Braces: A Straightforward Guide Thinking about getting your teeth straightened but don’t want metal braces? Ceramic braces might be worth looking into. They’re less noticeable than metal braces but still get the job done. Continue reading this blog from Dr. Douglas Elliott and get a breakdown of what you should know before making a

Thinking About Adult Braces? It’s Never Too Late Thinking it might be too late for a better smile? Think again! The simple truth is: No way! You are never too old to get braces and feel good about your smile. Lots of adults, even those over 21 (that’s one out of every five!), are getting their teeth straightened.

Does Your Pet Have the Best Smile? Enter to Win! At Elliot Orthodontics, we know a great smile when we see one — and that includes our furry, feathered, and four-legged friends! That’s why we’re excited to announce our “My Pet Can Smile!” Photo Contest. Whether your pet is goofy, glamorous, or just plain adorable, we want to

Protecting Your Invisalign While Enjoying Coffee and Tea When you begin your smile transformation, you might wonder how Invisalign treatment will affect your daily habits. One question we hear often from new patients is about their beloved morning ritual: “Can I still drink my coffee or tea while wearing Invisalign?” The short answer is that you can absolutely

Fresh Breath Tips for Orthodontic Care Getting braces or Invisalign means you’re taking steps toward a better smile. But many people worry about keeping their breath fresh during treatment. This happens because both braces and clear aligners can create places where food gets stuck and germs grow. The good news is that with some simple daily habits, you

The Significant Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment Have you ever noticed how a great smile can change everything? When someone smiles with confidence, it’s like they have a special advantage! At Elliott Orthodontics in Merrimack, NH and New Boston, NH, we help people unlock that advantage every day. Keep reading this blog from Dr. Douglas J. Elliott and let’s explore