A Friendly, International Orthodontic Practice Can Cater to Your Needs
Vancouver is an increasingly multi-cultural place. As more people from other countries come to Vancouver and the demographics become more and more varied, you can be sure that the
Good Oral Hygiene is the foundation to Straightening your teeth
Good Oral Hygiene is the foundation to Straightening your teeth I have been treating myself with both lingual(tongue side) and labial(lip side) braces for almost a year now.
12 early signs of Orthodontic problems in children
Because orthodontists can spot subtle problems with jaw growth or teeth while a child still has primary or “baby” teeth present, the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO)
Do you need Braces?
Esthetic Orthodontic Appliances Orthodontic treatment is no longer viewed as a treatment for children and teenagers. On average, one in five patients is an adult in an orthodonti
The role of speech therapy in Orthodontics part 2
A person who cannot bite or chew properly tends to avoid certain foods that are needed for a balanced diet, leading to poor nutrition. The foods that they do eat are not chewed o
Role of Speech Therapy in Your Orthodontic Treatment
Role of Speech Therapy in Orthodontic Treatment As a practicing orthodontist, we treat all kinds of malocclusions in children and adults. Most of our patients come to our office
Getting Use To My Braces
I now have just the upper “lingual” braces on. Because they are on the inside of my upper teeth, when I bite down, my lower front teeth which are behind my upper fr
One In Five Orthodontic Patients is an Adult
It is never too late to have a healthy and beautiful smile! On average, 20% of patients in an orthodontic practice are adults. It’s not something that is just for kids and te
What is better for me…. Crowns or braces?
Having straight teeth and a beautiful smile is something that you want. The question is “what is better for me…crowns or braces”? To know which type of treatment is bette
A Healthy, Beautiful Smile At Any Age
It’s Never too late to be your best. You’re never too old to benefit from orthodontic treatment. Today, adults make up about one in every five orthodontic patients.