Orthodontics (also referred to as dentofacial orthopedics) is a specialized form of dentistry focusing on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial abnormalities.
After the doctor has evaluated your records, we discuss your treatment with you in detail, including the cost for your particular case.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children come in for an evaluation no later than age seven. many orthodontic problems are easier to correct if detected early and in some cases treatment may mean that a patient will avoid jaw surgery later in life.
It’s never too late! Healthy teeth can be moved at any age. Orthodontic treatment can restore good function. And teeth that work better usually look better, too. A healthy, beautiful smile can improve self-esteem, no matter the age.
Orthodontics can boost a person’s self-image and self-esteem. A perfected smile is only one of the benefits of orthodontic treatment. Without orthodontic treatment, an incorrect to speech impairments, tooth loss, chippers teeth, and other dental injuries.
Absolutely because we offer a variety of convenient options, including financing options with $0 down payment, 0% interest, and no fees.
Today there are options to minimize the appearance of braces, including options such as Invisalign®, and Clear Braces. Some of today ‘s wires are made of “space age” materials that exert a steady, gentle pressure on the teeth, so that the tooth-moving process may be faster and more comfortable for patients.
Yes, Patients with braces must be careful to avoid hard, sticky, chewy and crunchy food, or hard objects, such as pens, pencils of fingernails. Keeping the teeth and braces clean requires more precision and time, and must be done every day if the teeth and gums are to be healthy during and after orthodontic treatment. Clean, healthy teeth move more quickly.
Quick-fix veneers temporarily cover crooked teeth. Teeth straightened by an orthodontist are good for life.
Pregnancy brings on bodily changes that may affect the mouth. Soft tissues such as gums become much more susceptible to infection. Discuss this question with your medical practitioner/Physician and orthodontist before you start orthodontic treatment.
Yes. But wear a protective mouth guard.
With practice and a period of adjustment, braces typically do not interfere with the playing of wind of brass instruments.