Can Orthodontics Help With Mouth Breathing?
Your child’s airway can be obstructed by oral health issues that cause the tongue, teeth, or jaw to partially block it, resulting in uneven airflow
Your child’s airway can be obstructed by oral health issues that cause the tongue, teeth, or jaw to partially block it, resulting in uneven airflow
The term “pacifier teeth” refers to a form of tooth misalignment that occurs when a child uses a pacifier for an extended period or engages
Overbites and deep bites are two common kinds of misaligned teeth, also known as malocclusions. While a deep bite is a type of overbite, not
If your child’s smile seems to show more gums than teeth, this could be a condition dentists call excessive gingival display, but is commonly known
Facial asymmetry describes a condition in which one side of your child’s face does not match the other side. Orthodontic treatment, such as braces, can
Ceramic braces and Invisalign each have their advantages and disadvantages, which depend in part on what kind of treatment your child needs. In this post,
For children and teens, Invisalign is a popular alternative to traditional braces, particularly because it is nearly invisible when worn. However, Invisalign treatment is not
Orthodontics, including traditional braces and Invisalign clear plastic aligners, can help treat Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ). In this post, we will take a closer look
The simple answer is that in mild-to-moderate orthodontic treatments, Invisalign may have a slight advantage compared to braces when it comes to the treatment time