How to Care for Your Invisalign Braces
Posted on December 11, 2020
Invisalign braces are a great option for teens and adults that need braces. Invisalign braces, unlike metal braces, are virtually invisible. Invisalign orthodontic practice patients have found great results without the stigma of having to wear metal braces. Of course, to get great results from Invisalign clear aligners, you do have to do your part…. Read more »
Improve Your Oral Health and Have an Overbite Treated with Clear, Removable Aligners
Posted on November 18, 2020
The first reason people usually want braces is to improve their aesthetic appearance, and the second most common reason is related to bite issues. If you don’t suffer from bite issues, you may not have realized that removable clear aligners can treat them. Bite issues can severely affect speech, appearance, and the ability to chew… Read more »
Orthodontists Vs. General Dentists: What’s the Difference?
Posted on October 15, 2020
Orthodontists are dental specialists. Typically, your general dentist is the one who will refer you to the orthodontist. While general dentists and orthodontists share many traits, they are different. Both dental practices and orthodontic practices are focused on providing top-notch oral health care. However, the type of care that they provide is different. Understanding the… Read more »
What is an Overbite and How Can it Be Fixed?
Posted on September 28, 2020
According to the American Dental Association, almost 70% of children display signs of developing an overbite. Because these abnormal bites become noticeable between the ages of six and 12, orthodontic treatment is usually started between the ages of eight and 14 to ensure the problems can be quickly corrected. What Exactly is an Overbite? Known… Read more »
Four Things To Know Before Choosing Invisalign Braces
Posted on September 23, 2020
Maybe you’re hearing for the first time that you were supposed to have braces as a child, and your parents decided against them. Or maybe you pushed against braces yourself, despite the recommendation of your orthodontist. Chances are that if you were supposed to get braces as a child and skipped them, you still need… Read more »
What Types of Braces are Right for Your Lifestyle?
Posted on September 1, 2020
Nearly four million people in the United States are currently wearing braces, with 75% of them being younger than 18. While teens make up the majority of patients using braces, it is becoming more common for adults to undergo the treatment as well. Especially with near-invisible options, such as Invisalign or lingual braces, making the… Read more »
INBRACE Lingual Braces: Are They the Right Option for You?
Posted on August 5, 2020
According to the American Dental Association, nearly 70% of people wearing braces are female, and the top reason for getting them is aesthetics. However, the look of traditional metal braces could dissuade adults from undergoing teeth straightening, even if they would like a straighter smile for aesthetic purposes. Fortunately, there are a couple of options… Read more »
When Are Metal Braces the Best Option?
Posted on July 8, 2020
Metal braces are, in some cases, the best option to straighten teeth. While many adults prefer the clear aligner option, this may not be the most effective way to correct certain issues. The right treatment will transform your smile, so you should consider every option when researching orthodontic treatment. Orthodontic specialists are the best resource… Read more »
Are You A Candidate for Clear Aligners?
Posted on June 18, 2020
Orthodontists are seeing an incredible increase in the number of patients that are opting for clear aligners. There are so many benefits to clear aligners, that it is completely understandable that more patients want the clear aligner option. Clear braces patients in Los Angeles have found that aligners can accomplish many of the same goals… Read more »
Habits That Can Accelerate the Development of Malocclusions
Posted on April 23, 2020
The most basic description of development of malocclusions is the misalignment of the jaw. It is a common issue across the world and affects people of all ages. In America, only 35% of adults have well-aligned mandibular incisors. If you’ve ever suspected your teeth don’t align correctly, there is a possibility you have developed a… Read more »
