Puzzled about the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? We discuss similarities and contrasts between the two in this post, along with issues your BC and Alberta orthodontist can help correct.
Puzzled about the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? We discuss similarities and contrasts between the two in this post, along with issues your BC and Alberta orthodontist can help correct.
Have you wondered if there's still time to straighten your smile or correct orthodontic issues? Our BC and Alberta orthodontists invite you to take a look at these celebrities wearing Invisalign and come see us for an assessment.
Our BC and Alberta orthodontists explain the pros and cons of clear, ceramic braces for teens.
If you have an overjet, you might wonder if it's bad for your teeth and whether it needs to be treated. Our BC and Alberta orthodontists discuss the condition in this post, as well as orthodontic treatment options.
If you and your teen have been told they need orthodontic treatment, you both likely have many questions. One decision to make is whether Invisalign Teen is right for your child. Our BC and Alberta orthodontists discuss what you should know in this post.
Recent advancements in orthodontics have lead to an increasing number of people looking for treatment for orthodontic problems. Our BC and Alberta dentists explain how orthodontic treatment for adults may differ from that of children.
Does your child have a narrow or high palate? Our BC and Alberta orthodontists may recommend an orthodontic palatal expander to help create more space in your child's mouth by widening their upper jaw. Learn more about palatal expanders and how they work in this post.
If you've just gotten your braces, you might be looking for a sports mouth guard to wear over your orthodontic appliances. Our BC and Alberta orthodontists share the rationale for wearing a mouth guard with braces and list some tips.
It's becoming more common for adults to decide to undergo orthodontic treatment for both aesthetic reasons and to improve their oral health. Our team in BC and Alberta describes treatment options for adults undergoing orthodontic treatment.
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