You’ve probably heard that children should see an orthodontist by age 7, but you might wonder why that specific age matters. At seven, most kids have a mix of baby…
The arrival of autumn brings with it the allure of fall sports, where athletes of all ages embrace the thrill of competition and camaraderie. Whether you’re participating in football, soccer,…
Many kids and teens need orthodontics. Children can have straight, healthy teeth and a lifetime smile with orthodontic care. This blog will explain the benefits of children’s and teens’ orthodontic…
Not everyone realizes it, but approximately one out of every five Americans are plagued by malocclusion, otherwise known as a misaligned bite. Though it is certainly true that not all…
Orthodontic treatment for children usually starts when they have lost their primary or baby teeth, and most of their permanent or adult teeth have grown. For most kids, this happens…
It’s that time of year when parents and children experience a flood of emotions. Everyone is anxious and excited to return to school, and it’s easy to lose track of…
Many parents only consider orthodontic treatment for their children in extreme cases, such as when they have trouble eating or speaking. While orthodontic treatment has numerous health benefits, many parents…
Most children lose the very last of their baby teeth around the age of 12. More often than not, missing baby teeth are quickly replaced as permanent, adult teeth emerge.…
Having a beautiful smile is a great confidence boost, but it also has some surprising effects on your overall health that you may not have thought of. Correcting crooked teeth…