Blog

At Cassinelli and Shanker, we know that image is everything. For many people, the thought of having metal brackets and wires attached to their teeth for two or more years may be more than enough to reconsider orthodontic treatment. If you’ve been considering straightening your teeth but are apprehensive about

The Fourth of July is a great time to get together with friends and family members for BBQ, games, fireworks, and other celebrations in honor of our country’s independence. While your fellow revelers eat hot dogs and wave flags, you can impress them by sharing these fascinating facts and historical

Proper mouth protection is recommended by Cassinelli and Shanker when you participate in any sports activities. If you wear braces, this protection becomes essential. Injuries to your mouth can not only damage your teeth, but your braces could break and cut open your lip. Full Facial Guards Full facial guards

The fact is, most of us aren’t born with a red carpet smile. And that’s where Drs. Cassinelli and Shanker and our team at Cassinelli and Shanker can help. Of course, orthodontic treatment help make your teeth stay strong, healthy and become perfectly-aligned. But did you know you can get

Now that you have braces, it is more important than ever to maintain good oral hygiene during your treatment, as Drs. Cassinelli and Shanker will tell you. While we trust you will continue brushing and flossing on a regular basis throughout your treatment at Cassinelli and Shanker, you also have

As we start our summer, our team at Cassinelli and Shanker want to remind our patients who have completed treatment that it is very important to wear your retainer as prescribed even while away for vacations and summer camps. If you are away from home and only wearing your retainer

Have you recently moved, changed your phone number, orchanged any of your information that we use to best serve you? If so, be sure to inform us of your changes! Also, did you know that we have a vibrant social mediapresence? Have you had a chance to connect with us

Memorial Day didn’t become an official holiday until 1971, but Americans started gathering annually in the spring to remember those who lost their lives in war during the 1860s, right after the Civil War. Celebrated on the last Monday in May, people still decorate the grave sites of war veterans