Why Invisalign is so popular with adults Let’s face it: As an adult, you likely don’t want to show off a mouth full of metal when you smile. On top of that, metal braces can be uncomfortable. Perhaps that’s why you’ve put off getting braces, even if you want to straighten your teeth or fix …
Why your child should see an orthodontist at age 7 Most children begin losing baby teeth (and parents get to start playing tooth fairy!) around age 6, and their last teeth are gone by age 10 to 12. Many parents then start assessing how straight their kids’ teeth look or asking their dentist if there …
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Why you should see an orthodontist, not a dentist What is the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? Does it matter whom you see? Dentists and orthodontists both help patients with their oral health and both graduate from dental school, so it can be easy to confuse the two. Your dentist may …
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What parents should know about Invisalign for young kids and teens Getting braces is a rite of passage for many children. While orthodontists say about 45% of people need braces, the age they need them, length of treatment, and method will vary. The best way to determine whether your child could benefit from orthodontic work …
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How to prepare your child for orthodontic success As a parent, it may surprise you to learn that your child should visit an orthodontist no later than age 7, according to the American Association of Orthodontists. The earlier a child visits the orthodontist, the more likely that any issues can be addressed while your …
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Not All Orthodontists are the Same: How to pick the right one The number of adults getting orthodontic work is at an all-time high, making up one-third of patients, according to the American Association of Orthodontists. Of course, orthodontics for youth and teens is widely accepted. “Orthodontic treatment is just as effective for adults as children,” the AAO says. …
