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BRACES

Dental experts estimate that almost 70% of the population needs braces to correct crooked, overlapped, crowded, or misaligned teeth.

Teeth that are not properly aligned can trigger the tooth enamel to erode faster, which can lead to potential tooth damage.

Investing in braces for yourself or your child means you are making an investment in your or your child's well being and appearance.

There are different types of braces. Ask the dentist which would work best for you or your child. Clink on the links below to learn more information on the types available in our office.

TRADITIONAL BRACES

INVISALIGN

Dr. Dieska suggests interceptive orthopedics to parents of some of his young patients..

When done at an early age (some children as early as age 5), this treatment can help reshape the child's jaw, redirect arch growth, and reduce the length of time that a child actually wears braces. The treatment is considered interceptive, because it can help intercept or stop potential problems such as tooth extraction, bite related headaches, jaw pain, earache, mouth breathing, TMJ, and sleep apnea.

We believe that a key factor in successfully identifying and treating problems is early interception, so schedule your ortho check up, as early as possible.