As the summer rapidly approaches, our staff at Zammitti Orthodontics strive to continue writing about important topics related to braces and your treatment at our office.To help us continue doing that through the course of the summer, however, we’d love your help: We thought we’d step back a bit today and ask you, our loyal […]
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Dr. Sal Zammitti wants to know: is dairy a major part of your diet? If not, it should be! A 2008 study found that regular consumption of dairy products, such as milk, cheese and yogurt, can lower your chances of contracting periodontal disease (also known as gum disease).Our team at Zammitti Orthodontics will tell you that that gum disease is caused
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You might remember Dr. Zammitti and team blogging about the advantage of SureSmile treatment awhile back. Well, today we thought we’d show you a clip of SureSmile being demonstrated on CNN this week! In the clip, CNN’s own Dr. Sanjay Gupta profiles Jessica Thompson, a teenager from Maryland who wasn’t particularly thrilled about traditional braces, and chose SureSmile as her treatment.
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Serving Charlotte, Concord, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville and Kannapolis, Zammitti Orthodontics offers you the most efficient, most comfortable braces available.Whether you have visited Zammitti Orthodontics for a week or for years, we’d love to hear your feedback about your experience with Dr. Sal Zammitti! Now with the Internet, it’s even easier to write your thoughts and share them with
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Did you know May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month? In 1983, President Reagan encouraged people to incorporate more activity into their lives, and, believe it or not, the reminder is even more important today as kids are distracted more and more by television, social networking, video games and hanging out at the mall. Kids living
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If you’ve recently completed treatment at Zammitti Orthodontics, we’d like to congratulate you! Now that your braces have been removed, Dr. Sal Zammitti will provide—or has provided you—with retainers. After braces are removed, teeth can shift out of position if they are not stabilized.Retainers provide that stabilization.They are designed to hold teeth in their corrected, ideal positions until
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Relax, it’s Friday! And you know what that means: Fun fact Friday! Everyone loves fun facts. Fun, fun, fun. The American Association of Orthodontists, or AAO, has come up with some fun facts about orthodontics that Dr. Zammitti and our team at Zammitti Orthodontics thought you might enjoy. Have a great weekend!• There are nearly 4 million people in orthodontic
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Week after week, our creative team at Zammitti Orthodontics blog about important topics pertinent to orthodontic care and your well-being, including innovative orthodontic techniques Dr. Zammitti offers.This week, we thought we’d step back and ask you, our wonderful patients and readers: what’s on your mind? What would you like to know about the always-changing field of orthodontics? What would you like us to
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With spring here, many children, teens and adults will once again pick up the ball, bring the bat out of seasonal retirement, and lace up their cleats to hit the fields for the return of spring sports! April, however, is National Facial Protection Month, and during this time Dr. Zammitti and our dedicated team urge our young athletes
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Believe it or not, an estimated 80 percent of American adults currently have some form of gum disease. Periodontal diseases range from simple gum inflammation to serious disease that result in major damage to the soft tissue and bone that support the teeth. In gingivitis, the milder form of gum disease, infection leads to chronic inflammation—gums are
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