What Is A Rapid Palatal Expander?
While braces can effectively treat many orthodontic problems, they may not be able to do all of the work on their own. If a patient has an especially narrow upper jaw or palate, your orthodontist may recommend a rapid palatal expander to improve treatment.
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What Is A Herbst Appliance?
If your child has an overbite, their orthodontist may have mentioned to you that they may need a Herbst appliance. While you’ve likely heard of many orthodontic devices on the market, you may be unfamiliar with this one. Before your child gets a Herbst appliance, there are likely several questions you have.
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What Is The Best Age For Braces?
As your child grows up, you may be concerned by how their teeth are growing in. Whether they have crooked teeth, gaps, or an overbite, you may begin to consider whether your child will need braces. It is not uncommon to have many questions for your child’s orthodontist upon the first visit. Among those questions, you may want to know, “What is the best age for braces?”
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The Dos And Don’ts Of Braces
After getting metal braces to help straighten your teeth, some activities and foods should be avoided. Braces are fragile and any damage to brackets or wires can set you back on your treatment schedule. Bailey Orthodontics wants patients to know what their braces can handle and how to protect their teeth while wearing braces.
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Why You Should Arrive On Time For Dental/Orthodontic Appointments
Taking the time out of your day for dental appointments or orthodontic appointments is important for your oral health but sometimes it can be hard to fit it into a busy day. It may seem like common sense, but arriving on time may be harder than you think. Bailey Orthodontics knows how busy life can get, but it is important to arrive on time for appointments for a variety of reasons.
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Signs Your Child May Need Early Orthodontic Care
Most people won’t need orthodontic care until they are in their early teens or young adult years. But some children will need early orthodontic care because of genetics or problems that appear in their childhood. The AAO (American Association of Orthodontists) recommends that all children be seen by an orthodontist at age 7. This will help the orthodontist monitor your child's growth and development and catch any major problems early, saving you time and money. There are some common signs that you can watch for that will help you know if your child needs early orthodontic care. These signs can help you get them the care they need before their oral health is permanently affected.
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