Enhance Your Smile’s Health with These 5 Diet Tips They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and here at Dr. W. Gray Grieve Orthodontics in Eugene, OR, with the guidance of Orthodontist Dr. Gray Grieve, we couldn’t agree more. In the pursuit of a vibrant and strong smile, we emphasize the importance of proactive care.

Trick-or-Teeth: How to Safeguard Your Smile during Halloween Halloween is certainly something to look forward to! Crafting an amazing costume, attending parties, maybe even braving a haunted house. But, with all the sugary treats making their way into your life, we’d be remiss if we didn’t warn you about the true Halloween horror – tooth decay. If you have braces,

Smile Brighter this October: National Orthodontic Health Month! October marks the start of cooler temperatures and Halloween festivities, but it also means it’s National Orthodontic Health Month! This month recognizes the impact that orthodontics has on patients’ lives, not just in terms of oral health but also in mental well-being. Straightening a crooked bite or fixing occlusion issues might seem

What’s New in Orthodontics? Orthodontics is a field of medicine that is experiencing continuous advancements and progress. With new inventions and research, innovative ideas and practices are being introduced into the orthodontic industry. As a result, your orthodontist is equipped with the latest and most advanced technology to provide you with the best possible treatment. It’s important to note that

The Benefits of Getting Invisalign Treatment from an Orthodontist Invisalign treatment has become increasingly popular in recent years, as more and more people seek out ways to improve their smile without the use of traditional metal braces. However, many people are still unsure about where to go for their Invisalign treatment. While there are alternative options available, the best and

Does Being Pregnant Cause Gum Disease? When you think about pregnancy, you probably don’t think about your teeth. Though it’s not something widely known and talked about, your oral health is very important for a healthy pregnancy – for both mother and child. Being pregnant changes chemical compositions throughout your body and results in changes in vitamin and mineral levels.