For some people, the excitement of a future great smile is overshadowed by the look of metal braces in the short term. This concern is
Traditional braces rely on wires connected to brackets to apply pressure on teeth. However, contact between sharp edges and the soft tissues of your child’s
Although many people are familiar with traditional braces, many types are available to help children with orthodontic issues. In this post, we’ll break down one
When your child’s jaws are in the correct position, the top teeth will slightly overlap the bottom teeth. These overlapping teeth allow for the most
One step in orthodontic treatments is to wear a retainer, a custom-made device worn in the mouth. Unfortunately, parents often struggle to enforce this step
Is your child experiencing any of the following? If so, your child may have a dental condition known as crossbite. Fortunately, this condition is treatable.
If you ask three orthodontists how much braces cost, one might give you a range from $2,500 to $7,000, another between $5,000 and $6,000, and
In normal jaw alignment, the upper front teeth slightly overlap the lower front teeth by 2 to 4 millimeters (about 5/32 of an inch). This
Overbites and underbites are two common forms of what dentists and orthodontists call “malocclusions,” a condition that occurs when your upper or bottom teeth are
Invisalign clear plastic aligners have some significant advantages over traditional metal braces. For one, they are nearly invisible when worn. Secondly, they are also removable,
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