Are you concerned about your oral health? Orthodontic treatment can improve not just the appearance of your smile, but also the health of your teeth and gums. The Texas Association of Orthodontists recommends seeking orthodontic treatment as part of a comprehensive...
When you think of brackets and wires on teeth, you probably think of children or teenagers, not adults. You've always wanted to fix your misaligned smile, but life has always gotten in the way. You're now over 40 years old and wondering if it's even worth it! Are...
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...
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....
Length of treatment is usually a major consideration when a dentist recommends braces for you or your child. Typically, treatment with braces can take anywhere from six months to two years, but your orthodontist will be able to give you a much more precise timeframe...
Haga clic aquí para la versión en español Braces and teenage years have become synonymous in our culture, but now, more than ever, adults are seeking orthodontic treatment. Currently, in the U.S. there are more than 1.2 million patients ages 18 and older receiving...
If you’re an adult considering orthodontic care and braces, you’re not alone. More than 20 percent of people who wear braces are adults like you. If you happen to be among the ranks of adults who are considering getting braces again, you might feel very alone, and...