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Parents and potential patients often struggle to describe what they see as the problem and we’ve heard all types of explanations. For those considering orthodontic treatment for yourself or your child in the coming year, we hope to help you understand what you are seeing! In orthodontics the word “bite” refers to the way the upper and lower

Absolutely not, there is no age to old for orthodontic treatment! In fact, our oldest patient currently in treatment is 86 years old. Orthodontic treatment for adults, though different than treatment in children, is just as important. As we age, so does our smile. We find many of our adult patients have been thinking about treatment for some

This is a common question we receive. Seeking further guidance, parents and caregivers will often ask us to elaborate on what type of orthodontic problems they should be looking for. Although we always recommend a trained eye, here we’ll go into a little more depth to explain. Baby Teeth and Orthodontic Treatment Normally children will begin losing baby