An orthodontic consultation is usually the first step in determining whether there is a need for orthodontic treatment. During this appointment we will usually take into consideration: Once all the

Identifying and correcting orthodontic malocclusions early in children and adolescents can promote a better psychological mindset and obtain better alignment of the teeth and jaws. Orthodontics in these young individuals

You are never to old for orthodontics. It has become increasingly common for adults to seek orthodontic treatment. Orthodontic treatment may take a little longer in adults due to completed

Traditional braces are sometimes called metal braces. They are fixed appliances that are bonded to the teeth and use metal brackets and arch wires to move teeth. This type of

Clear braces work in much the same way as traditional braces, but the brackets that are bonded to the teeth are often made of hard plastic, ceramic or composite. This

Clear aligners have recently gained much popularity and are often called “invisible braces”. Clear aligner treatment would involve a series of removable clear, plastic trays that fit over the teeth

Removable functional orthodontic appliances are used especially in growing children for orthodontic malocclusions like minor tooth malposition, biting issues, palatal constriction, jaw repositioning, habit-breakers, space maintenance, etc. It is often

Orthodontic retainers are used after active orthodontic treatment is completed to keep teeth in their new positions. There are different types of retainers like fixed/bonded or removable retainers. Fixed/bonded retainers

Skeletal anchorage refers to the use of mini-implants/screws or bone plates that are inserted into the bone to provide an anchor point to allow for tooth movements. These devices are