Problems that eventually need orthodontic attention can become obvious long before a child has all their permanent teeth. In some cases, starting treatment early or implementing a two-phase treatment plan can be the most effective way to correct current problems and prevent future ones. Depending on a child’s issue, an orthodontist may rec ...Read More

Regardless of your age, you are never too old for orthodontic treatment. Age is rarely a deciding factor for orthodontic treatment. While your orthodontist will consider many variables when developing your customized treatment plan, it can be as successful for adults as it is for adolescents. In fact, one in three orthodontic patients is an adul ...Read More

While thumb sucking and pacifier use is a natural reflex for infants, prolonged sucking can exert pressure on their teeth and jaws, negatively impacting their bite and increasing their risk for future dental issues. If your child regularly sucks on their thumb, finger, pacifier, lips, or tongue it could potentially impact the growth of their tee ...Read More

When considering orthodontic care, aesthetic appearance is often the highest concern. However, beyond cosmetic considerations, teeth alignment and proper bite relations fundamentally contribute to dental health.   Proper alignment of jaws and teeth affects everything from your bite and chewing efficiency to your speech and l ...Read More