Orthodontic health can be more manageable if you get ahead of it. And it may help you avoid more costly or more invasive treatments down the road.
Remember, you are a partner in the process and your oral health care doesn’t end between visits. Here are a few tips for caring for your smile between orthodontic visits.
Observational visits allow your orthodontist to keep an eye on how your child’s teeth, face and jaws are developing. These visits allow your orthodontist to monitor changes as your child grows.
As long as your retainer doesn’t hurt and still fits over your teeth, you can wear it – even if it feels tight. Your teeth may have slightly shifted, and you may need to wear your retainer longer each day to prevent your teeth from moving.
In short, yes. Orthodontics can help manage obstructive sleep apnea in adults and children in some cases.
Following the recent announcement that Byte is suspending its business, we understand you may be left with many questions and concerns about your ongoing treatment. The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recognizes how essential a dependable support system is for your health and well-being. If you find yourself with questions about your treatment options, know … Continued
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October is National Orthodontic Health Month and National Bullying Prevention Month, so the AAO is challenging you to stand for the silent with these four steps.
