When you have strained jaw joints, which could be caused by a number of factors, this may lead to a serious disorder known as TMD. Also referred to as TMJ disorder, this could cause painful symptoms and lead to problems like bruxism. But your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist can help with TMJ therapy.
Invisalign® is a cosmetic option for correcting malocclusion, shifting teeth into optimal positions. We can use these to help teens and adults alike correct their dental misalignment. But how do we create these aligners, and what technology will we use? In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about the iTero® system.
Dental misalignment causes poor oral health and impacts the beauty of your smile. We can help correct the issue with braces and aligners, but this could take two years, or possibly more, in some cases. However, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist can talk about how Propel® Accelerated Orthodontics shorten treatment times.
People often think of orthodontic care as something that occurs in the teen years. But we can help people of all ages enjoy even smiles, even if you’re an adult! You’re never too late to treat your malocclusion, and your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist can offer cosmetic options to make your orthodontics less visible.
When you have a teenager with misalignment, this could impact your child’s confidence, and also lead to poor oral health down the road. To offer care that doesn’t impact their appearance as much as braces will, we could discuss Invisalign®. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about helping teens with clear aligners.
Last week, we discussed how phased orthodontics help start your child on the path to an even smile, beginning with retainers and teeth spacers. But what happens next? Well, the second stage trades interceptive orthodontics for braces and aligners. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about correcting your teenager’s smile.
Did you know that we not only help kids enjoy straighter smiles, but that we can start treatment as young as age seven? Taking a phased approach with interceptive orthodontics, we can help guide the smile to limit the severity of misalignment. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about how we help… Read more »
Have you ever heard of the Invisalign® system? This is an orthodontic system that is designed to address misalignment while staying practically invisible. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist is talking about how we correct smiles with this system, and what benefits Invisalign® can offer our patients.
Metal braces may not be the most popular choices for correcting misalignment, but they’re effective and can help teens and adults alike with more severe malocclusion. But that doesn’t mean we can’t still offer a cosmetic option. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about our tooth-colored ceramic brackets.
TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, is a common disorder that could cause major discomfort and even impacts how you eat and speak. We could offer a noninvasive and comfortable treatment for the disorder, bringing relief and preventing major complications. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about treating TMD.
At Lake Country Orthodontics, our goal is to provide exceptional, technologically advanced dental and orthodontic care to patients of all ages. To learn more, or to schedule your free consultation, call our office today at (817) 236-7846. Located in Ft. Worth, TX, our office proudly serves patients who live in White Settlement, North Ft. Worth, Springtown, Rome, Haslet, Azle, Saginaw, and all surrounding communities.
With Invisalign® clear aligners, you not only enjoy a straighter smile, but also the confidence of knowing that no one will notice your aligners unless you want them to.
Our array of advanced technology propels everything from advanced imaging and diagnostics to highly precise digital treatment planning for optimal results.
Our children's orthodontic services include early interceptive braces that help make it easier to maintain a straighter, healthier smile as your child grows older.
