St. Paul Invisalign

ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – There is an old school of thought that patients in need of orthodontic treatment should wait until all of their adult teeth have erupted.

But what happens when some of those adult teeth never erupt? Patients can needlessly prolong treatment, making treatment time longer, said St. Paul Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth.

EAGAN, ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth, an Eagan and St. Paul Braces Expert, will observe National Children’s Dental Health Month in February by educating students on oral care and reenforcing good habits.

Eisenhuth celebrates the awareness month each year by getting out into the community and into area schools to give away toothbrushes, dental floss and toothpaste, she said. She also speaks to classes on the importance of caring properly for teeth so children can keep them for a lifetime.

ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Crowded teeth are a common trait in many patients who seek orthodontic treatment.

Sometimes achieving ideal alignment requires more than simply shifting teeth. In some cases of overcrowding, interproximal reduction helps provide enough room to align teeth properly, said Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth, an Eagan and St. Paul Orthodontics Specialist.

July 16, 2009- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Cosmopolitan Orthodontics, a new St. Paul, MN orthodontics practice, will sponsor the children’s activities at the city of Lakeville’s upcoming July 4th celebration.

This will be the first year participating in the event, but hopefully not the last, said St. Paul, MN Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth, who owns the practice.

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.

December 24, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Minneapolis braces expert Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth recently attended an American Association of Orthodontics professional development event in New York City.

The mid-November event’s topic was “Orthodontist as CEO” and although geared primarily toward honing administration techniques, the event also provided time for sharing information on the latest orthodontic treatment techniques.

Eisenhuth attends several professional development events annually.

November 19, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – MN Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth is using an anchoring system on patients that prevents the need for surgery in many cases. Temporary anchoring devices include a complete line of miniscrews, attachments and instruments designed to make temporary anchorage easy, intuitive and effective. Also known as microimplant screws, Eisenhuth has included them in orthodontic treatment since 2006.

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.

Sept. 13, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Minneapolis Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth will use National Orthodontic Health Month to kick-off her goal of speaking to 5,000 elementary and middle school students this school year about oral hygiene. National Orthodontic Health Month is observed every October. Eisenhuth and her staff bring toothbrushes, toothpaste and floss to the students and share information on how to brush and floss properly, among other oral hygiene topics.