The process of having braces can be extensive. After they are removed you want your new aligned teeth to look their best. Patients may feel that their smile has yellowed and may turn to whitening their teeth so they sparkle. Bailey Orthodontics has provided some info and tips about bleaching your teeth after having braces. Read below to learn more about bleach trays, whitening stripes and whitening toothpaste.
Invisalign aligners are highly sought after in the orthodontics game, given the fact that, as the name suggests, they’re almost invisible. This makes them a less obvious method to fix orthodontic problems and straighten your teeth. However, there are cases in which Invisalign isn’t right for you. If you’ve been told Invisalign isn’t right for you, it’s always worth getting a second opinion first, though. It’s fairly common for less experienced orthodontists to tell you that Invisalign isn’t right for you, when, in fact, you’re a perfect candidate.
There are many adults who assume that they’re too old for orthodontic treatment and that you cannot obtain treatments such as Invisalign as an adult. Fortunately, you can indeed obtain adult orthodontic treatment. Even knowing this, there are those who wonder if they should even bother. Aren’t permanent teeth harder to move than baby teeth? Can adult orthodontic treatment even work and provide you with the same results as if you’d had it done earlier in life? Is it worth getting Invisalign as an adult?
Most people don’t need braces until they are 7 years old or older, but there are cases which make two-phase orthodontic treatment necessary. This kind of orthodontic treatment is done in order to avoid more invasive procedures later on in life, which may not be able to treat issues with your child’s orthodontic health as easily. When is two-phase orthodontic treatment necessary? What is two-phase orthodontic treatment? Here’s what you need to know about this specialized type of treatment and when two-phase orthodontic treatment is necessary.
Many adults have orthodontic issues they’d like to fix, but either put it off or don’t know if they can even receive orthodontic treatment. While orthodontic treatment is most commonly associated with children and teenagers, adults can obtain it too. Adult orthodontic treatment provides wonderful solutions to the health of your teeth and the beauty of your smile. Here’s what you need to know about adult orthodontic treatment.
Most people have some degree of facial asymmetry. Whether it be one side of your nose is higher than the other or that one side of your jaw is sharper than the other, there are plenty of little asymmetries we all have. Sometimes, though, our facial asymmetries aren’t so subtle, and we start looking for ways to make our faces more symmetrical. Did you know that some orthodontic issues can result in an asymmetrical face? It’s true. Here’s what you need to know about the various ways in which orthodontics can treat facial asymmetry.
