Teeth Spacing: Causes, Concerns, and Treatment Options
10 things you didn’t know about your teeth: A tooth can come in with a cavity and back teeth are called “molars.” Just to name a few.
10 things you didn’t know about your teeth: A tooth can come in with a cavity and back teeth are called “molars.” Just to name a few.
10 things you didn’t know about your teeth: A tooth can come in with a cavity and back teeth are called “molars.” Just to name a few.
10 things you didn’t know about your teeth: A tooth can come in with a cavity and back teeth are called “molars.” Just to name a few.
Vaping causes damage that may lead to the death of gum tissue, gum disease and, in some cases, loss of teeth – making vaping a risk to your oral health.
When to Schedule Your Child’s First Orthodontic Visit Educating parents about the importance of early orthodontic intervention and encouraging them to take their children to see an orthodontist by age seven is part of the American Association of Orthodontists’ (AAO) Consumer Awareness Program campaign. It helps maintain their oral health, and it may help you … Continued
Similar to becoming a medical specialist, such as a surgeon or an internist, orthodontists complete orthodontic residency program for two to three years after dental school.
What to Expect At Your First Orthodontic Appointment Visiting the orthodontist for the first time can seem daunting, especially when you don’t know what to expect. Luckily, your initial appointment is simply an opportunity to learn more about your unique needs, ask questions, discuss your concerns, and receive expert treatment recommendations. Orthodontic treatment not only … Continued
Orthodontists use a variety of tools to correct malocclusions (bite problems) in children, teens, and adults. But few are as misunderstood as the palatal expander. Palatal expanders are used to gently apply pressure to children’s jaws as they develop, helping them grow in a way that prevents significant transverse bite problems in the future. While … Continued
The goal of early orthodontic treatment is to intercept developing problems, eliminate the cause, guide the growth of facial and jaw bones, and provide adequate space for permanent teeth.
Two-phase treatment means that treatment is done at two different times, often to take advantage of predictable stages of dental development.