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Orthodontics

Orthodontics is a dental specialty focused on diagnosing, preventing, and treating irregularities in the jaw, face, and bite, known as malocclusions. An orthodontist, who has completed additional years of training beyond dental school, provides this care.

In recent years, orthodontics has evolved, with more patients seeking treatment not only for medical reasons but also for cosmetic purposes. Improved awareness of dental health, such as fluoride use and preventive care, has reduced the incidence of cavities and tooth loss, leading to an increased demand for orthodontic services.

Whether it’s traditional braces or custom-made removable appliances, orthodontics can give you the straight, healthy smile you’ve always wanted!

Orthodontic Treatment (Braces)

Orthodontic treatment not only improves the appearance of your smile but also enhances self-image and helps prevent potential health problems. Crooked teeth or jaw misalignments can lead to tooth decay, gum disease, chewing difficulties, and speech issues. Over time, unaddressed orthodontic issues may cause jaw joint pain, headaches, or neck pain.

The American Association of Orthodontics recommends an evaluation by age 7. Although treatment can be done at any age, early intervention promotes better dental health.

Reasons for Orthodontic

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Invisalign at Our Office:

Invisalign is a more advanced option for many patients, offering clear aligners instead of traditional braces. During your consultation, you can view a 3D representation of your treatment. Treatment with Invisalign typically lasts around one year, with some cases requiring as little as six months.

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