Worrying that your children's teeth aren't falling out on time is a common concern for many parents. In this post, our BC and Alberta orthodontists discuss which order of losing teeth most children follow and what types of problems to watch for.
Our BC and Alberta dentists explain how Invisalign First for Phase 1 orthodontic treatment could help transform your child's smile.
Many people who suspect they have an orthodontic issue wonder, 'How can I find a good orthodontist near me?' In this post, our BC and Alberta orthodontists discuss how to find an orthodontist in your area.
Though each person's bite problem is based on a number of individual factors, there are seven broad types of bite problems that our BC and Alberta orthodontists see in children and adults. We'll discuss them today.
Braces are still a go-to orthodontic treatment option for many people. That said, they do have the potential to accumulate twice as much plaque unless you step up your oral hygiene and brushing techniques. Today, our BC and Alberta dentists explain how you can accomplish this.
You may be thinking of getting Invisalign, but wondering what all those attachments and elastics are for. In this post, our BC and Alberta orthodontists explain how Invisalign works and share some tips on how to get the most out of your treatment.
Certain foods, such as hard candy, pretzels and gum, can cause harm to braces and other orthodontic components. Patients should avoid these foods when wearing braces, according to our BC and Alberta orthodontists.
Thinking of opting for clear ceramic braces over traditional metal braces? While you may have your pick, our BC and Alberta orthodontists recommend considering what many see as pros and cons of ceramic braces before making your choice.
What determines whether a person has a normal bite or overbite? When and how can issues with bite be corrected? Our BC and Alberta orthodontists cover these topics today.
Our BC and Alberta orthodontists may recommend braces to help correct some orthodontic issues. But how do orthodontic brackets and braces actually work? We explain in this post.
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