The Canadian Association of Orthodontists recommends an orthodontic assessment before age 7. My Orthodontist explains why the window matters, what early intervention involves, and what parents should expect.
In today's post, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists share some common problems adults and children may experience with their bite.
In this post, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists share some tips on what to do if your tooth has broken in half, and how it can be fixed.
In this blog post, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists share how and when Invisalign clear aligners can be an ideal orthodontic treatment option for children.
Determining whether to opt for ceramic braces or Invisalign clear aligners for your orthodontic treatment can be challenging. Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists list some facts about each treatment option.
After your metal braces are applied to your teeth, why should you continue take time to come in for regular orthodontic checkups, and what happens during an appointment? Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists explain in this post.
While playing contact sports can be a great way to exercise, dental injuries suffered during collisions or contact can cause significant damage to your oral and overall health. In this post, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists explain why it's important to wear a mouth guard for sports and how they can protect your mouth.
If you snore or your child breathes through their mouth when they sleep, you may be dealing with airway issues that can affect the health of both children and adults. Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists discuss how airway-centric orthodontics can help improve your breathing and health, and reduce the risk of complications.
While braces have been around for decades, myths still abound about these orthodontic appliances that just aren't true. Today, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists list common myths - and truths - about this treatment option.
An underbite is a relatively common orthodontic condition. Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists discuss its potential causes, symptoms, complications and treatment options for this malocclusion.
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