Children can also benefit from orthodontic treatment, even though we typically only think of teens when we think of braces or orthodontic treatment. The American Association of Orthodontists advises that kids receive an orthodontic evaluation by the age of seven. Even...
When people think about braces, they tend to think mostly about the benefits that you see on the surface. While perfectly aligned teeth do make a pretty smile, there are far more benefits to straightening teeth than just improving your looks. Today’s orthodontic...
Children at the age of 12 are expected to have lost most of their baby teeth. If you are like most parents, you will watch your child’s missing tooth gap soon replaced by a larger, more grown-up tooth. In some unfortunate cases, the gap remains, and no tooth comes in....
Parents often think their child doesn't need to see an orthodontist before all their permanent teeth grow in. Unfortunately, this is a misconception that can cause harm in the long run. The information below provides an overview of why your child should see an...
We all know how important it is to get a good night's sleep. As a parent, you know that sleep is even more important in the lives of your children. Concerned parents understand their child's sleep patterns and know to look out for warning signs when it comes to...
Orthodontics is a broad specialty that entails realigning the teeth to get a beautiful smile. Anyone may undergo orthodontic treatment. This may occur at any point in life. But, there are specific favorable timelines when it comes to moving teeth, and this is mainly...
Braces are used for much more than just aesthetic purposes. A crooked smile can damage the mouth through infections, jaw problems and tooth decay. Braces are most effective if applied as a child, yet they can be effective on adults as well. The following five...
One common misconception parents have is that braces are just for aesthetics to make sure your child has perfectly straight teeth. While that is a wonderful benefit of treatment, orthodontics is more than just a pretty smile and has many benefits for your child’s oral...
The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends kids to have an initial orthodontic evaluation around the age of 6 or 7. However, this doesn’t mean they will get braces or other orthodontic treatment immediately, it only allows your orthodontist to evaluate...