So, you’ve been diagnosed with an orthodontic issue - now to decide on treatment options. Orthodontic treatment is a significant investment of time and money. You want to make sure you’re using the right product. In this post, our Greater Vancouver orthodontist explains commonly used devices.
Wondering how you can protect your teeth while wearing braces? Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists discuss mouth guards for people with braces, and why they are important.
Many first-time orthodontic patients will have questions about various treatment methods, procedures and how their treatment will impact their oral health. Here are 10 commonly asked questions our Greater Vancouver dentists have received from patients at My ORTHODONTIST.
Wondering whether you should get metal braces or clear plastic ones? There's also the option of clear aligners. Our Greater Vancouver dentists explain why these options are hotly debated, and how they can benefit you.
Recent developments in orthodontic technology and treatment options have motivated more adults to seek treatment for their orthodontic issues. Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists explain the ins and outs of adult braces and other treatment options.
You’ve heard the word 'orthodontics', but what does it mean, and how can an orthodontist help you? Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists explain the basics of this field of dentistry.
Did you know that depending on your needs and style preferences, there are different types of braces out there that could work for you? Today, our Greater Vancouver dentists compare traditional braces, clear braces and clear aligners.
Not correcting an abnormal bite could lead to various oral health issues. We want you to be prepared for cleaning your teeth with braces – even if it is a little more challenging.
If you don’t want to feel self-conscious about having bad breath, let’s learn how to prevent it. At myORTHODONTIST, we are here to help patients feel confident about their smiles.
Choosing an orthodontist is an important decision. Here is what you need to know when evaluating an orthodontist, as suggested by the Canadian Association of Orthodontists
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