ortho for children
Orthodontic treatment can be a crucial part of your child’s oral health care. Teeth that work together make it possible to bite and chew properly. The beautiful smile that results from child orthodontic treatment is the outward sign of good oral health and sets the stage for a lifetime of healthy teeth.
Early Evaluation
An early evaluation in child orthodontics refers to the practice of having a child's first orthodontic assessment at an early age, typically around the age of 7. It is recommended children receive their first orthodontic evaluation by this age to assess their dental and facial development and identify any potential orthodontic issues.
Signs Your Child May Need Orthodontic Care
Crooked or Misaligned Teeth
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Early/Late Loss of Baby Teeth
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Difficulty Chewing
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Thumb Sucking
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Mouth Breathing
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Child ortho treatment options
Traditional Braces
Traditional braces consist of metal brackets and wires that are bonded to the teeth. Braces apply gentle pressure to gradually move the teeth into their correct positions. They are highly effective in treating a wide range of orthodontic problems.
Clear Aligners
Clear aligners are removable, transparent trays that are custom-made to fit the child's teeth. They offer a more discreet alternative to traditional braces and are popular among older children and teenagers.
