here's another diagram explaining the Swords Ortho procedures now we're reopened as part of the Phase 1 restriction lifting for dentists.
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October 29, 2026
Halloween and your Braces
Halloween & your brace
Halloween is a fun & exciting time of year for many kids but having braces on can make it more challenging. While it may be tempting to eat lots of sweets, chocolate and chewy treats, some of these can damage your braces, such bending the wires and getting stuck between your teeth.
Hard, sticky and chewy sweets are especially tricky as they can break a bracket or cause a wire to poke out which results in a trip to your orthodontist.
Luckily, there are still plenty of Halloween treats you can still enjoy such as chocolate and crisps. Taking extra care …
October 27, 2026
Halloween at Swords Orthodontics
Halloween is creeping up on us, and that means pumpkins, costumes, sweets and, of course, some spooktacular smiles!
One of the fun things about having braces is the chance to add a little personality to your smile.
At Swords orthodontics our younger patients love choosing colourful elastic bands for their braces, and Halloween is the perfect excuse to get creative!
Halloween Colours
From spooky black and orange to purple, green and even a mix of Halloween-inspired colours, our patients love getting into the spirit of the season.
The colours can be changed at every appointment, so there's always something new to look forward to!
While …
October 26, 2026
What's Dracula's IOTN? Scary Teeth in fiction and the facts behind them
So, it's Halloween soon, and I thought I would do a little blog about scary teeth.
I'm going to focus on teeth that have some kind of connection to real life, rather than total monster teeth, because monster teeth could cover any kind of stretch of the imagination, and since I love to ramble on about teeth we could be here all day. I mean, that monster in the Predator movies, I think it's the Yautja, or Hish-qu-Ten or some sort of name like that, has a very interesting kind of dental setup where the jaw moves sideways as well as up and down when …