While it’s true that braces can help align your teeth, jaws, and lips, it’s important to note that good orthodontic care also contributes to the prevention of physical health problems.

Without treatment, orthodontic problems may lead to tooth decay, gum disease, bone destruction, and chewing and digestive difficulties.

A bad bite can also contribute to speech impairments, tooth loss, chipped teeth, and other dental injuries.

If you’ve spent your life living with misaligned teeth, perhaps now is the time to correct it.

One’s never too old to put on braces. Our orthodontists regularly treat patients in their 50s, 60s, and older!

If you have children, we recommend that your child come for a check up with us at age 7. Thay way, we will be able to advise if he or she needs orthodontic care.

Some orthodontic problems are easier to correct when detected early before jaw growth slows down. Early treatment may help a patient avoid surgery later in life.