Switching your orthodontist during treatment can sound quite daunting. You’ve gotten to know your orthodontist and your orthodontic team. You’ve gotten in the routine of parking in (relatively) the same spot, and checking-in for your appointment is basically muscle memory at this point. Now life is throwing a wrench in your groove, and you’re faced [...]
Just as every child is unique, so are their teeth! Every child’s teeth grow and develop at different rates, often outside of what is considered “average” for their age — and that is okay. If your child has lost a baby (primary) tooth earlier than expected, or if your child has had a tooth extraction [...]
The idea of braces alone may be enough to make your child or teen nervous about the temporary change in his or her appearance, and the initial idea of needing orthodontic headgear can seem even more anxiety-increasing. However, the good news is that developments in orthodontics over the years have led to the creation of [...]
Whether you are considering traditional or invisible braces, orthodontic treatment is an investment that lasts a lifetime in order to improve the appearance of your teeth and functionality of your mouth. Now, with advancements in orthodontic treatments in recent years, there are a number of viable options for straightening your smile. Invisalign has become the [...]
Many advances have been made in orthodontics that make braces more comfortable to wear than ever before. However, it may be safe to say that anyone who has braces would rather see the end result of straighter teeth sooner rather than later. In our latest blog, we look at the steps you can take to [...]
August is national back-to-school month! For students who are starting the new school year with braces for the first time, school may seem like a very difficult place to navigate. However, it isn’t as stressful as it may seem. Every student—whether new to dental braces or an experienced patient—should know what supplies to keep packed [...]
Many people use the terms orthodontist and dentist interchangeably. While both types of doctors treat your mouth, they provide different specialized services. It may seem confusing at first, but the differences are actually easy to understand. Let’s take a look at the differences between an orthodontist and a dentist, as well as which one you [...]
Officially known as third molars, wisdom teeth represent an odd time of transition in the human skeleton during our gradual adaptation to our environment and modern way of life. As the jaw bone (mandible) has become smaller – a development generally attributed to changes in diet – wisdom teeth persist in growing. They have yet [...]
Made of 96% mineral content, teeth are the hardest substance in the human body. Traditional metal braces are made of stainless steel, an extremely durable material. However, both can be damaged or broken. Damage to either teeth or braces can necessitate an emergency visit to the dentist or orthodontist. Can Braces Break? Damage to [...]
The term “malocclusion” is used by orthodontists to identify a condition commonly known as a “bad bite.” Many people have malocclusion to some degree, which may not require treatment for minor cases. However, diagnosing malocclusion to determine its severity (or potential severity) and correcting it as early as possible is important for numerous reasons, including [...]
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