Orthodontics FAQ
How do I get started with orthodontics for my child?
Start with a FREE Orthodontics Consultation! Our orthodontics treatment coordinators are top notch communicators who love to make the process as simple and easy as possible. Book online anytime or just give us a call during our daily business hours.
Do I need a referral to come to you?
Not necessarily. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends children to visit an orthodontist around the age of 7.
What treatments are common with younger children?
Overbite treatments, invisible aligners, and braces are just some of the most common treatments among younr children.
Does my child have to get metal braces?
A child can get metal braces, depending on the assessment of the orthodontist. This usually applies for those with crooked teeth, overcrowded teeth, and maloclussion (also known as ‘bad bite’).
How long will my child need braces?
This will vary on your child’s dental condition. More often than not, a child can wear braces between 1 ½ to 3 years.
Will my child need a retainer?
After completing their metal braces treatment, a retainer is usually needed to maintain alignment of the teeth.
What is Invisible Clear Aligner treatment?
An Invisible Clear Aligner treatment is an orthodontic technique that aims to create alignment in the teeth without the use of metal braces.
What is the Invisible Clear Aligner treatment process?
First, we will start with a free consultation so we can determine if the Invisible Clear Aligner treatment will be the best option for you. After which, you will be given a set of trays that you can change for 1-2 weeks (or upon advice of your orthodontist) until your teeth shifts into its proper position.Â
Why should I feel confident about Invisible Clear Aligner treatment?
The Invisible Clear Aligner treatment can improve your overall dental health and your smile.Â
How do I take care of my Invisible Clear Aligners?
Maintaining your aligners is easy. You just need to rinse and brush it every night. It is recommended to use a soft-bristled toothbrush with mild liquid soap to remove any dirt particles.