Braces

Everybody wants a straight, glowing smile that they can feel comfortable sharing with the world. Most people are not born with straight teeth but instead, need to invest time and money into achieving this dream smile

Many people think orthodontic work should wait until adolescence, but it is actually recommended to bring your child to the orthodontist by age 7 for their first examination. Around this age, children have a mixture of baby teeth and permanent teeth, making it easier to move the teeth and jaw

Braces have essentially become a rite of passage for teenagers nowadays. It is actually more common for teens to wear braces than not—it is estimated that over 80% of all teenagers will get braces or Invisalign at some point during their high school years to address some orthodontic issue

Braces help contribute to higher self-esteem and confidence and solve many health issues that you may not realize are connected to your orthodontic health. If you are an adult that is debating braces treatment, read on to learn more about what this process entails and if you are a candidate for braces.

We offer two kinds of braces at our practice. Picking the right type of braces for your personal needs is a discussion you can have with your orthodontist when you come in for a consultation