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Traditional yet modern and durable solutions for aligning your teen’s teeth.
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A discreet, effective alternative to metal braces to fit your teen’s schedule.
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Advanced procedures for complex dental issues faced by teens.
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A straighter smile helps teens feel more confident in social settings, enhancing their self-esteem and overall happiness.
Proper alignment makes teeth easier to clean, reducing the risk of cavities, gum disease, and other dental issues.
Correcting bite issues improves chewing, speaking, and overall oral function for better health.
Early treatment prevents complex dental problems later in life, saving time, discomfort, and expense.
Proper alignment reduces the risk of dental injuries during sports and other activities.
Straight teeth and good oral habits established during treatment set the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles.
Indicates potential alignment issues that orthodontic treatment can address.
Often a sign of misalignment that can be corrected with braces or aligners.
Orthodontics can evenly space teeth or correct overcrowding, improving oral hygiene and aesthetics.
May indicate TMJ disorders or alignment issues, which orthodontic treatment can alleviate.
Often corrected by aligning the teeth properly.
Orthodontic treatment can correct bite issues, ensuring proper function and appearance.
Braces or aligners can bring balance and proportion to facial features.
Can be aesthetically and functionally corrected with orthodontic care.
While in braces, it’s important to avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods to prevent damage. Invisalign® Teen offers fewer restrictions, allowing for a more flexible diet. We’ll guide you through all the dos and don’ts to keep your treatment on track.
Braces apply gentle pressure to teeth, using brackets bonded to enamel and archwires. Options include traditional braces with elastic bands and self-ligating braces that don’t need elastics. Regular check-ups allow for adjustments and provide a chance for any questions.
Treatment duration varies based on the complexity of the case, the type of braces chosen, and patient compliance. Mild cases may resolve in about 6 months, while more severe issues could require up to three years.
Delaying or avoiding orthodontic treatment can lead to more complex dental issues, including difficulties with oral hygiene, increased risk of cavities and gum disease, and potential challenges with eating or speaking.
