Choosing between braces, porcelain veneers, composite veneers or snap on veneers to close a gap in teeth? Discover which treatment will work best for the size of your gap, and the shape and color of your teeth.
Extracting impacted wisdom teeth is the best choice. But, with other impacted teeth, your orthodontist can treat the problem during the teeth straightening process. Discover all the treatment options, and the best age to address impacted teeth.
Children with crossbites or crowded teeth may need a palatal expander before getting braces. Explore the different types of orthodontic expanders, and learn who needs palatal expansion and when this treatment needs to happen.
When it comes to the color of your teeth, what you eat and how you treat your teeth can play a vital role. Unfortunately, genetics and age can too. The best place to start when it comes to keeping your teeth their brightest is a good oral hygiene routine. Other lifestyle changes and tips can also make a difference.
A crossbite often presents during childhood and does not correct itself as the child gets older. There are different kinds of crossbites and they can affect both the front and back teeth, posing possible health risks.
An open bite is a form of malocclusion that occurs when the upper and lower teeth do not come together. In addition to affecting your smile, an open bite can cause complications with eating and speech.
A deep bite, also known as increased overbite, is the most common malocclusion found in both children and adults. While many may consider a deep bite nothing more than a cosmetic factor affecting a smile, a deep bite is much more than that, and, if left untreated, can result in many different dental, jaw, and facial complications.
If you’re curious about starting your smile journey, book a consult with our team today.
