Did you know snoring or speech problems in children may be caused by underlying orthodontic issues? In this post, our Calgary orthodontists discuss the links between these issues, and how we can help.
Taking care of braces is a bit more involved than your regular oral hygiene and dental care routines. Here, our Calgary orthodontists provide instructions on how to take good care of your braces during your orthodontic treatment.
Dental hygiene becomes even more important if you are undergoing orthodontic treatment. Today, our Calgary orthodontists discuss what caring for your braces entails, and how to protect your oral health during this period.
At myORTHODONTIST, we don’t want cost to be a barrier to receiving orthodontic treatment. Here are some ideas from our Calgary orthodontists to help you get an idea of how to plan for the cost of braces and other orthodontic treatment options.
If you’re considering treatment with clear aligners, you might be wondering what you can and can’t do with them, and how they’ll influence your lifestyle. Today, our Calgary orthodontists share advice to keep in mind.
Did you know that your teeth can shift after your braces are removed? Our Calgary orthodontists provide advice on what you should remember after treatment to ensure your teeth remain straight - and that all your hard work pays off.
Our Calgary orthodontists explain the difference and how we may be able to correct either issue with clear aligners.
Many parents wonder when they should consider bringing their kids to see us. Our Calgary orthodontists provide insight and advice about what signs to watch for and how treatment can benefit your children's health.
What is considered early orthodontic treatment? Why is it ideal to detect developmental and orthodontic issues in children when they are young as opposed to entering their teen years? Our Calgary orthodontists explain why early treatment is optimal for most kids.
Our Calgary orthodontists are often asked whether an overbite can be fixed with clear aligners. In a word, yes. But first we should look at what an overbite is, why it should be fixed and what the process entails.
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