Whether you’re dealing with serious alignment issues or just want a straighter more beautiful smile, braces can gradually shift your teeth to create the beams of your dreams
Straight teeth are more than just beautiful. Not only does a straight smile make you feel more confident, but it also helps protect your oral health. Crooked teeth can contribute to oral health issues, such as a higher risk of cavities, premature wear and tear, a higher risk of TMJ/TMD (temporomandibular joint disorder), and more. Braces are a time-tested, cost-effective way to straighten your teeth, improve your bite, and enhance both your appearance and your oral health.
More than half of all Americans feel self-conscious about their teeth. If you’re one of them, braces can help you get the smile you’ve always wanted.
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Braces can treat crowding, gaps, overbites, underbites, crossbites and more, including complex cases that other options may not handle as well.
Straight teeth are easier to brush and floss, which lowers the risk of cavities and gum problems over time.
A well-aligned smile helps kids and teens feel good about how they look, and an even bite keeps teeth from wearing unevenly.
Our orthodontist examines your child's teeth, bite and jaw, takes records, and explains whether braces are the right fit and what treatment will involve.
Brackets are bonded to the teeth and connected with a wire. The visit is comfortable, and we'll show your child how to care for their braces.
Your child will come in every several weeks for adjustments. Once their teeth are in place, braces come off and retainers help keep the results.
Most children start braces between ages 9 and 14, once most of their permanent teeth have come in. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic check by age 7.
Treatment time varies with the case, but many children wear braces for about 18 to 24 months. Our orthodontist will give you an estimate during the consultation.
Getting braces doesn't hurt. Teeth may feel sore for a few days after placement and adjustments, which over-the-counter pain relief and soft foods can ease.
Cost depends on your child's treatment plan, the type of braces and how long treatment lasts. We'll go over costs, insurance and financing options with you before treatment starts.
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