by cobaltmoe | Jan 23, 2017 | FAQ's about Braces
Two-phase refers to two separate periods of orthodontic treatment that a child may receive. The first phase takes place when the child still has most of their baby teeth, and aims to fix easily corrected problems, with or without the use of braces. At this time other...
by cobaltmoe | Jan 23, 2017 | FAQ's about Braces
No, every orthodontic appointment is going to very in length. The initial appointments will likely be longer as x-rays of the face, teeth, and surrounding tissues are needed, as well as molds of the patient’s teeth. Once the braces have been set in place, later...
by cobaltmoe | Jan 23, 2017 | FAQ's about Braces
Cost of treatment is again dependent on the complexity of the case, the style of braces that are being used, and the length of treatment. Insurance benefits and employer-sponsored payment programs often help to make the fees more affordable.
by cobaltmoe | Jan 23, 2017 | FAQ's about Braces
Yes indeed! Orthodontic treatment for adults has quickly become a norm, and in fact, almost 25% of orthodontic patients in the United States are adults. Braces can benefit adults in the same manner as children – and at times even more so – as it helps to...
by cobaltmoe | Jan 23, 2017 | FAQ's about Braces
Your initial consultation with an orthodontist will be to identify any problems early on. However, because a child is still growing and the mouth changing, the ideal age to begin orthodontic treatment is usually between the ages of 10 and 14. Some cases may even...
