Orthodontic treatment for “buck teeth” is as important for a child’s health as it is for cosmetic reasons. It can be particularly beneficial for young children between ages 6 and 10 to receive early treatment for this condition, because children in this age group who have severely protruding teeth are much more likely to suffer…
DetailsYour life may be an open book, but you don’t want your bite to be that way. An open bite is a type of malocclusion, or “bad bite,” that may require orthodontic interception to correct. This is not to be confused with overbite. An open bite is a term used to describe when the upper…
DetailsInvisalign is an alternative to wires and other traditional methods designed to straighten teeth. Patients opt for Invisalign to avoid the hassle of bands, wires, and mouth irritation so that they can achieve a beautiful smile in a simpler, less noticeable way. Believe it or not, many patients with Invisalign have noticed that they have…
DetailsBefore assuming you have to completely change your diet in 2020 if you plan on getting Invisalign, please read the article below. Slipping in a set of Invisalign mouthpieces might do more for you than straighten your teeth; just ask the many Invisalign users who have found themselves on what they call the “Invisalign Diet.”…
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