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Orthodontics has been around for decades and continues to be the go-to solution for misaligned teeth and poor bite alignment. When we think of orthodontic treatments, we often believe that traditional metal bracket-and-wire braces are our only options. Fortunately, with continued advances in orthodontia, other solutions are available for patients to consider. One of the fastest ways to effectively straighten teeth when mild misalignment is a concern is with Fastbraces Orthodontics from

At Strongsville Smile Keepers, Dr. Matt Gaebelein and his team in Strongsville, Ohio, provide ways for patients to replace missing teeth. Whether you are missing one, several, or all of your teeth in the dental arch, we have a solution for you! At our practice, we are pleased to help you choose the most appropriate solution for your needs. Sometimes, our team may suggest dental implants, especially for those looking for full mouth restoration. What is

If you are unhappy with the alignment of your teeth and have considered traditional metal braces, think again! Conventional orthodontia using metal brackets and wires is a reliable way of moving teeth in the mouth, but it can take years to achieve the final results. Instead, Dr. Matt Gaebelein and his team at Strongsville Smile Keepers in Strongsville, Ohio, encourage you to book a consultation visit with the team to find out if you are a

At Strongsville Smile Keepers, we always pride ourselves in providing our patients with the most advanced dental services. A treatment becoming popular in dental offices is the application of Xeomin and cosmetic fillers. Xeomin is noted for helping with signs of aging by relaxing muscles that cause wrinkles. Cosmetic fillers help to combat signs of aging by plumping areas that have lost volume and smoothness.  Xeomin also has therapeutic applications

THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY estimates that over 53,000 people will get oral cavity or oropharyngeal cancer in 2020. The death rate of these types of cancer has been decreasing over the last three decades, and we want to help continue that trend by educating our patients on the symptoms and risk factors. Learn the Risk Factors Several risk factors increase a person’s chances of developing oral cancer, and some of them