For many children, one-phase orthodontic treatment is effective in improving their smile; however, in cases that require a little more assistance, orthodontists may choose a two-phase treatment. Two-phase orthodontic care includes a child’s predictable...
Did you know that Orthodontists and Dentists look at mouths differently? While they both work inside the mouth, their perspectives are based on the type of care they provide. Dentists are looking out for your overall dental and oral health. They look for things like...
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends children get their first check-up with an AAO orthodontist at the first recognition of an orthodontic problem, but no later than age 7. Around that age, children have a mix of baby (primary) and permanent teeth. An...
