Rotated teeth are like those dance moves that are out of sync with the beat. But don’t fret; we’ve got the lowdown on how to get them back in line. Traditional braces, those shiny metal sidekicks, and Invisalign, the nearly invisible aligners, are here to...
An orthodontist just examined you after encountering minor crowding issues and slight rotation in a few teeth. The situation isn’t severe, but they recommend braces as the most straightforward solution for your dental woes. The first thought that enters your...
For several decades, orthodontists have used braces to straighten and align patients’ teeth and give them healthier mouths. The Invisalign® system, an advanced, more comfortable method than the traditional metal system of brackets and wires, uses...
We often receive questions from patients who are happy with their glowing Invisalign results about the best way to clean their retainers. The Invisalign cleaning crystals can do most of the work for you once you figure out how to properly clean your Invisalign...
Metal braces have been used for hundreds of years to correct dental problems by gradually moving teeth into healthier positions. Depending on the nature and severity of your issues, you may need rubber bands that add pressure to your Invisalign braces to push things...
Adults and children have worn orthodontic braces for generations to realign their teeth and enhance their dental and general health. However, a novel approach to metal wires and brackets has emerged. Invisalign® braces, made up of transparent plastic devices molded to...
