Planning Your Journey
When you’re planning a trip, there are some obvious things you need to do: Develop a timeline Plan the best route to your destination Pack all the right things to… Read more
Early Prevention
What is the difference between early orthodontic evaluation and early orthodontic treatment? Why might my child need early treatment? How will early treatment benefit my child in the long-run? These… Read more
Early Treatment
Whereas conventional orthodontic treatment typically begins during the early teen years (age 11-13), early treatment, if your child would benefit from it, typically begins around age eight or nine. The… Read more
The Orthodontic Journey Timeline
Ages 7-10 Need to monitor to ensure normal eruption of permanent teeth at the right time Need to plan for lack of spacing for the larger permanent teeth if crowding… Read more
A Smile for a Lifetime
Who doesn’t want a great smile? A lot of adults who had given up on ever having attractive, straight teeth are now finding their way to the orthodontist, thanks to… Read more
Let the Journey Begin
Now that you have done your homework and become familiar with the natural progression of your or your child’s orthodontic needs, I invite you to contact my practice to schedule… Read more
FACE VALUE: How to Pay for Braces
“When you’re smiling, keep on smiling. The whole world smiles with you.” Remember that famous Louie Armstrong classic? (Okay, if you’re like me, you only remember it from an Apple… Read more
Phase Two of the Orthodontic Journey: ‘Bracing’ for those teen years
Living life among pre-teens and teens can be quite an adventure, and with five children of our own, ranging from teen to toddler, my wife and I know that every… Read more
Early Orthodontic Treatment: Phase One
In my last blog post, Early Orthodontic Treatment: A Message to Moms, I shared the importance – and benefits – of early examination around the age of seven, which helps… Read more
Early Orthodontic Treatment: A Message to Moms
Mom, I know that you well remember the many times you’ve lost sleep, and maybe shed a few tears of your own, soothing a teething infant. Or you’ve spent the… Read more
