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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.
For many adults and teens, the prospect of dealing with metal braces on a social level can be extremely disheartening. With Invisalign, you can now straighten your teeth without that obvious ‘braces’ look.
This series of blog posts is designed to share books and other media related to wearing braces and orthodontic care. This week, we’re excited to share the fun and interactive ‘The Braces Journal’ by Dan Price.
If you have braces and play sports, there are few pieces of equipment more important than a sports mouth guard.
While thumb sucking is a perfectly natural and healthy behaviour in very small children, it can pose a serious risk of their developing a malocclusion once the permanent teeth begin to erupt.
Before your first orthodontics appointment, there are some things patients can do to get ready that will help during the initial consultation.
Book your first smile consultation with our Langley Orthodontists today.