Transverse Maxillary Deficiency is a common orthodontic problem that can impact a person’s facial development, sleep, and eating. This issue is prevalent in both syndromic (conditions where a group of symptoms occur together) and non-syndromic (conditions not associated...Continue reading
Category: Dental Issues
TSALD Orthodontics: Tooth Size-Arch Length Discrepancy
Orthodontic treatments address all types of orthodontics issues that affect both oral health and the aesthetics of a smile. One common problem is Tooth Size-Arch Length Discrepancy (TSALD), or when the size of the teeth and the space...Continue reading
Effective Orthodontic treatments for jaw alignment issues
Jaw alignment is a critical aspect of oral health that can significantly impact one’s overall well-being. That’s why orthodontia is important in addition to routine dental cleanings. Without effective orthodontic treatments, you may experience discomfort, pain or gum...Continue reading
Class II Malocclusion correction with braces
What is a Class II Malocclusion? Commonly referred to as an overbite, this occurs when the upper jaw and teeth protrude significantly further than the lower jaw and teeth. Such misalignment, characterized by what orthodontists call an “excess...Continue reading
The very real dangers of buying braces online
For the modern day consumer, online shopping is a valuable tool. As of 2022, 21 percent of retail purchases were made online, with over 2 billion people visiting online storefronts globally. You can buy just about anything online,...
Malocclusion types and treatments
If you go to the dentist regularly, you have probably heard the term “malocclusion” thrown around quite often. But what does it actually mean? Simply put, a malocclusion is the medical term for any disruption in the alignment...Continue reading
Bruxism and braces
You may be aware that all doctors advise against grinding or clenching teeth, but did you know that doing so is a condition called bruxism? Most people experience some level of bruxism, whether it’s occasional clenching over a...Continue reading
Dental braces can be a pain
Anyone who has had dental braces knows how much they hurt, especially at the beginning of treatment. The process of moving teeth is likely to produce some soreness that can onset mere hours after you get your braces...Continue reading
Can you take off your own braces?
For anyone that has ever had braces, there is no better feeling than getting them removed. There are a variety of reasons why you want braces taken off besides the natural end of your treatment. It’s no secret...Continue reading
Is Invisalign worth the investment
When most people think of braces, it conjures images and even memories of childhood, of chunky wire braces and brightly colored rubber bands. However, more and more adults are venturing into the world of braces. It might surprise...Continue reading