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About every 4 - 6 weeks during your orthodontic treatment, you'll attend adjustment appointments at our office to adjust your braces. This is a necessary part of your treatment and should not be put off.
Tongue thrusting (also sometimes called immature swallow or reverse swallowing) is an orofacial muscular imbalance that causes the tongue to protrude through the anterior incisors during swallowing, speech, and sometimes when the tongue is at rest. If left unaddressed, it can cause serious orthodontic problems.
Keeping baby teeth healthy is essential to the proper development of your child’s mouth. Taking care of baby teeth now can help prevent the need for braces later on.
Translucent in appearance, ceramic braces are a fantastic choice for a low profile aesthetic, if traditional braces or clear removable aligners aren’t right for you. However, there are some important factors to consider before you decide to go with ceramic braces.
It’s easy to get into a rut, eating the same few braces-friendly meals, week after week. 'The Braces Cookbook' by Pamela Waterman offers 50 great comfort food recipes perfect for braces-wearers and their families!
Many patients are disappointed to learn that they will have to wear a retainer after their braces treatment is complete. Here’s some information about retainers, and how long they need to be worn.
Our patients don’t always realize how much their choices and approach during their orthodontic treatment can have an impact on not only the final outcome, but on how long it takes and their level of comfort during the process.
Having braces, or having a family member with braces can sometimes make meal planning a bit difficult. Here are 5 tasty dinner ideas that will appeal to children and adults alike!
The difference between the normal discomfort that comes from time to time with wearing braces, and a true orthodontic emergency, is not always totally clear to everyone. here, we’ll shed some light on the issue, and let you know what to do if you do have an emergency.
The day your braces come off is an exciting one, both for patients, and for orthodontists, too! Here's what to do after your braces come off to keep your new smile straight and healthy.
Book your first smile consultation with our Langley Orthodontists today.