You may be thinking of getting Invisalign, but wondering what all those attachments and elastics are for. In this post, our Greater Vancouver 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 Greater Vancouver orthodontists.
Thinking of opting for clear ceramic braces over traditional metal braces? While you may have your pick, our Greater Vancouver orthodontists recommend considering what many see as pros and cons of ceramic braces before making your choice.
Greater Vancouver dentists describe how they use Invisalign First to improve the appearance of developing smiles in the community.
What determines whether a person has a normal bite or overbite? When and how can issues with bite be corrected? Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists cover these topics today.
Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists may recommend braces to help correct some orthodontic issues. But how do orthodontic brackets and braces actually work? We explain in this post.
Some people may consider metal braces and Invisalign clear aligners as orthodontic treatment options. Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists explain the differences between the two options and offer some advice for determining which is right for you.
Patients frequently ask us whether using Invisalign might cause them to lisp. Here, our Greater Vancouver dentists explain how and why your clear aligners might impact the way you speak as you start treatment.
You might know that orthodontic treatment is designed to help create a healthier bite and ensure your teeth function properly, but did you know there are cosmetic reasons a patient may choose orthodontic care? Our Greater Vancouver orthodontists and teams explain the cosmetic aspects of orthodontic dentistry.
Here are some helpful hints from our Greater Vancouver orthodontists on how to learn to speak with braces.
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