In our effort to help you make informed dental care decisions, we've included answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about orthodontic treatment and braces below.

One of the most common concerns about braces is how they will affect your ability to eat the foods that you love. Understanding what to eat, what to be cautious about, and what to avoid can help ensure that your treatment goes as smoothly as possible. This blog will guide you through how you can…

Keeping your teeth clean while wearing braces can be challenging to say the least; yet it’s also extremely important. Here are some tips for getting the job done right.

The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends children get an orthodontic checkup no later than age 7. While you might think this is a premature suggestion, an early checkup may prevent more serious problems down the road and make treatment quicker and easier at a later age.

Key Takeaways: Sometimes the purpose of orthodontic treatment is to produce a more attractive smile. But for many people, braces result in a healthier mouth. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), orthodontic treatment helps to prevent: What do braces cost? The cost of orthodontic treatment varies according to what type of braces are used…

Many adults opt to get braces to improve their smile and their dental health and smile. Misaligned teeth can lead to serious issues, such as uneven wear, difficulty in cleaning teeth properly, and even gum disease. Beyond the health implications, there’s also a significant confidence boost that comes with having a straighter, more appealing smile.…

If you are wearing braces, or any other type of tooth-straightening appliance, you will need to wear a retainer as a final step on the path to a perfect smile. Find out why.

If you want an orthodontic appliance that is completely hidden from view, you may be interested in lingual braces. These metal braces go on the backs of teeth, where they’re completely out of sight.