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There is no age limit to seeking orthodontic treatment so you finally get the straight smile you have always wanted. Many adults we meet with are pleasantly surprised at the range of orthodontic options available and the length of treatment options. Modern braces are less visible and more comfortable meaning (...)
Braces as a child can be overwhelming and the reality is that there can be some pain associated with the orthodontic treatment. The first pain for most will be a few hours after the braces are first put in place. Unfortunately, this is due to them being new and sometimes they (...)
It is highly important to wear a retainer as part of ongoing orthodontic treatment. Most commonly, it is necessary to wear a retainer after you have had braces. Everybody is different but it can take at least a year for your teeth to stabilise after you have had your braces (...)
When it comes to self-confidence, your teeth and smile have a lot to do with how you feel and man adults who did not get orthodontic treatment as young adults still have concerns with the way their teeth look or feel. An attractive smile is a strong asset to have; (...)
As your teeth shift to their new positions, your orthodontist will need to make adjustments to your braces to ensure that the desired result is achieved. While the exact number of adjustments can’t be predicted, your specialist orthodontist will inform you during your follow-up visits as to how your treatment (...)
If you require Orthodontic treatment and have health insurance, your health insurance provider may be able to cover the full or partial cost of your Orthodontic treatment. It’s recommended that you check with your health insurance provider before undertaking Orthodontic treatment to ensure you understand the full cost of braces. (...)
Everyone knows the wonders that braces can do to your smile, but are there any side-effects to wearing braces? While there are some potential side-effects to your orthodontic treatment, most of these can be avoided if you take care to follow the instructions outlined by your specialist orthodontist. 1. Changes (...)
A bad bite can be not only unappealing to look at, but can also come with a myriad of potential oral health problems that can lead to serious health conditions that may impact your daily life. Fortunately, bad bites can be corrected with orthodontic treatment from a Specialist Orthodontist. “Occlusion” (...)
There is no reason why people with braces have to stop playing and enjoying sports. Sports related injuries to the mouth and jaw are some of the most common injuries received. When playing a wide range of sports mouthguards are recommended, because they can help cushion a blow to the (...)
Excess saliva can be a common side effect when you first get braces; however patients need not be concerned as it doesn’t last too long. Anything you place in your mouth sets off receptors in your brain, producing more saliva to prepare to digest food. So when you add braces (...)
