Impacted Teeth
You may have heard the term “impacted” used to describe a tooth and wonder what it means. In orthodontic or dental terms, “impacted” means that a tooth either has not come in (“erupted”) when expected or a tooth that cannot erupt because it does not have room or may be coming in the wrong direction […]
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6 Facts About Two-Phase Treatment
Problems that will eventually need orthodontic attention can become obvious long before a child has all of their permanent teeth……
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Jaw Surgery
Corrective jaw surgery, or orthognathic surgery, is one procedure you may need as an orthodontic patient…………
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The Importance of Retainer Wear
When you finish your orthodontic treatment, you are excited to be free of the appliances you’ve had to put up with—brackets, wires, aligners, and so on. However…….
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Wanting to Complete Treatment Faster?
If you are growing impatient with the process and just want to get those babies off, there is a ways you can speed up the process and get your braces off quicker……..
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