As kids lose their baby teeth and start to get their adult replacements, they may lose their confident smile as their new teeth come in crooked. The resulting self-conscious thoughts often grow worse through the years, especially as their peers take notice of the changes. Fortunately, you can step in and help your child get …
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Once you finish up your journey with braces or aligners, you’re rewarded with a winning smile – and a retainer to help protect all your hard work. Although your retainer might not be a wholly welcome sight, it can serve you well by keeping your teeth straight. To enjoy all its benefits, you just need …
Your orthodontist has just informed you that you need braces. You’re told: braces are your ticket to straight, beautiful teeth. You’re excited to have a beautiful smile but suddenly realize you have a lot of questions. How do braces work? How long do braces take to work? How are braces put on, and how are …
Crooked teeth can lead to a poor self-image, affecting how you interact with people at school, at work, and in your personal life. No one should have to worry about the beauty of their smile. Whether you’re a child or an adult, you don’t have to live with teeth that are crowded, crooked, or misaligned. …
Permanent retainers are a commonly misunderstood dental appliance. Knowing the difference between a permanent retainer and a removable retainer can be very helpful – especially if you’re trying to decide whether this type of appliance is right for you. One thing to keep in mind: your orthodontist will help you decide whether a permanent retainer …
Overbites are a common problem, but that doesn’t mean that they’re not serious. Some overbites are very serious indeed, causing damage to the teeth, pain in the jaw and temporomandibular joint disorders. If you or your child is affected by an overbite, it’s important to recognize the seriousness of the situation and seek treatment as …
Braces can dramatically change your appearance. Traditional braces are made of metal, which means they stand out against the white color of your tooth enamel. For some people, this makes braces embarrassing or awkward. White braces, though they aren’t invisible, are much harder to notice against the color of your teeth.
Although braces offer an exciting step towards the beautiful smile you want, facing that first week can be daunting. You’re adjusting to new hardware in your mouth and figuring out how to eat, speak, and adapt your oral care routine to your orthodontic treatment.
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