At Anthony Farrow Orthodontics, our dedicated team, led by the experienced Dr. Anthony L. Farrow, DMD, MS, is committed to providing the best care and guidance to our patients during orthodontic treatment in Philadelphia. We understand that one common concern for individuals undergoing orthodontic treatment is the impact of dietary choices on their treatment process.…
Most folks who are undergoing orthodontic treatment with Dr. Farrow of Farrow Orthodontics in/near North Hills, PA don’t intend to make a statement with their braces. Then there are patients who do. If you are straightening your teeth with braces, why not spice them up a little with some color? Your orthodontist may offer different…
While piercing the tongue, lip or cheek may be attractive to some, we at Farrow Orthodontics in Philadelphia, PA want to enlighten you on the dental health risks associated with oral piercings including infections, gum disease, damage to teeth and difficulties in daily oral functions. Infections. Between the wound created by the piercing, the vast…
With Christmas next week we at Farrow Orthodontics in Philadelphia, PA want to remind patients of the following: Brush and floss often Your teeth are not tools Be mindful of the things you consume Brush and floss after every meal. If you can’t, making friends with sugarless gum is an alternative. Dr. Anthony Farrow warns…
As a way to avoid the pop-up orthodontic emergency care convention the week following Halloween, Dr. Anthony Farrow of Farrow Orthodontics in Philadelphia, PA has listed 10 braces-friendly Halloween candies below. York Peppermint Pattie Three Musketeers Candy Bar Milky Way Candy Bar Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar Hershey’s Kisses Sweet Tarts Plain M&M’s Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups Kit Kat Bars Toothbrush…
A typical human mouth contains billions of bacteria, and if you haven’t brushed your teeth lately, you might have more bacteria in your mouth right now than there are people living on planet Earth! Both humans and dogs have mouths that are full of bacteria, and both contain roughly the same number of bacteria. And…