Eagan Braces

EAGAN, ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Members of Eagan, MN Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth’s team attended the Ortho2 User’s Group Meeting in Las Vegas recently.

In this case, what happened in Vegas will not stay in Vegas, said Eisenhuth, who opened her Eagan orthodontics practice in 2003. Instead, the valuable information learned will be shared with the entire team.

EAGAN, ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Eagan invisalign providerDr. Jennifer Eisenhuth and some members of her office staff are participating in a continuing education course offered at Argosy University, in conjunction with the Minnesota Orthodontist Association.

Eisenhuth and staff members at her Eagan orthodontics practice attend a variety of courses and educational workshops each year on everything from learning the latest orthodontic treatment methods to business administration.

May 8, 2009- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – The May issue of Minnesota Health Care News features an article on Phase 1 treatment written by Eagan, MN Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth.

This is the second article the Eagan braces expert has written for the monthly publication, which is dedicated to consumer advocacy. The publication is written primarily by doctors and other healthcare professionals in an effort to educate readers on popular health-related topics.

December 25, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – It saddens Eagan braces specialist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth to see a patient for the first time as a teenager and determine that they are on a surgical path that could have been prevented by early orthodontic treatment.

Advancements in orthodontics have made it possible to correct many problems early on, often eliminating the need for surgery in some cases and reducing future orthodontic treatment time in others.

November 16, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – On Tuesday, MN Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth shipped 850 pounds of candy to U.S. troops serving in Iraq. This is the fourth year Eisenhuth has sponsored a candy buy-back program in which patients were asked to turn in candy that might harm their braces and exchange it for tokens they could redeem for other prizes.

October 13, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Halloween can be a tough time for Minneapolis Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth. Kids go trick-or treating and come home with loads of chewy, sticky candies. Days later, they come in for check-ups with bent wires or broken appliances caused by eating those candies. Four years ago, Eisenhuth decided to strike a deal with her young patients- exchange those candies that wreak havoc on braces for other treats instead.