Portschy Dental Partners of Marietta

Portschy Dental Partners of Marietta Portschy Dental Partners of Marietta believes that informed patients are better prepared to make decisions rega

Please feel free to leave us a voice mail, we will get back with you on Tue. Sept. 8th. when we return to the office.
09/06/2026

Please feel free to leave us a voice mail, we will get back with you on Tue. Sept. 8th. when we return to the office.

Wishing all a very relaxed, safe weekend!
09/04/2026

Wishing all a very relaxed, safe weekend!

Don't know about you, but we're excited for Fall! Big thanks to our sweet Pam for always doing such a good job decoratin...
09/01/2026

Don't know about you, but we're excited for Fall! Big thanks to our sweet Pam for always doing such a good job decorating the office for us!

08/27/2026

Braces can transform a smile, but poor oral hygiene can leave permanent marks behind.

Brackets and wires create additional surfaces where plaque can accumulate and become difficult to remove. When oral hygiene is inadequate, bacteria in plaque produce acids that pull minerals out of the enamel. The result is often the chalky white areas seen in this image, known as white spot lesions.

White spot lesions are early signs of enamel demineralization. They can develop surprisingly quickly during orthodontic treatment and may remain visible long after braces are removed. If the demineralization progresses further, cavities can develop.

Studies have consistently shown that orthodontic patients are at increased risk of plaque accumulation and enamel demineralization, making oral hygiene one of the most important factors influencing treatment outcomes.

Brushing carefully around brackets, cleaning between teeth daily, using fluoride products when recommended, and attending regular dental visits can significantly reduce this risk.

A successful orthodontic treatment is not just about straight teeth.

It's about finishing treatment with healthy enamel too.

Happy National Dog Day! Here are both doctor's fur buddies, Lucy, Jessie and Knox, we're loving the fact Knox is in Dowg...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day! Here are both doctor's fur buddies, Lucy, Jessie and Knox, we're loving the fact Knox is in Dowg color! đŸ˜… You can really tell their personalities in these photos!

08/25/2026

This Is What Long-Term Pacifier Use Can Do to a Child's Teeth.

Pacifiers can help soothe infants, but long-term use may affect the normal growth and development of the jaws and teeth. Constant sucking pressure over time can contribute to problems such as an anterior open bite, increased overjet, crossbite, and tooth misalignment.

The longer and more frequently a child uses a pacifier, the greater the risk of developing these changes. In many cases, stopping the habit early allows the teeth and jaws to return toward more normal development. However, continued use beyond the preschool years may increase the likelihood of needing orthodontic treatment later.

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends gradually discontinuing pacifier use as children grow, particularly beyond age 3.

Small habits during childhood can have a lasting impact on the development of a healthy smile.

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2483 Powder Springs Road SW Ste A
Marietta, GA
30064

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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+17704394141

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