If your child has braces, it’s a good idea to know what to do if the brackets break away from the teeth they’re attached to or if your child experiences…
A space maintainer is a dental device used in pediatric dentistry. It helps children avoid the negative side effects of premature loss of their baby teeth. But there are many…
If your child requires Invisalign or braces, they’re not alone. Almost 75% of all teens and children have some type of dental problem where they’ll require orthodontic care. When you first notice your child…
When you first find out that your child’s permanent teeth are coming in crooked, your first thought is probably about getting them braces. Though people have been looking for ways…
Many people have to get braces at one point in their life — nearly four million people in the United States and Canada already wear them. While braces are necessary for many, they…
Dr. Fox walks through how expanders for teeth work, the types of palate expanders available & reasons why a dental expander could be right for your child.
For most children, the optimal time to begin braces is between age nine and age 14. This age range coincides with the time during which many kids also begin to play…
Braces Tips If your child recently got braces for their teeth or if you’re preparing for this milestone, congratulations! They’re well on their way to a healthier, gorgeous smile. During…
Should you see a dentist or orthodontist? The answer to the question often depends on why you need to see a specialist. Learn about the cases on when you should see an orthodontist vs when you should see a dentist.
What is a good age for braces? All children are different, but there are some factors and norms you should consider when evaluating orthodontic treatment for your child.