Ready to finally address your uneven smile and enjoy better oral health? If so, then this summer could be when you or a member of your family could start Invisalign® treatment with clear plastic aligners. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about what to expect from this process, and the benefits for… Read more »
When you have chronic pain in your jaw joints, this could mean the presence of TMJ disorder, also known as TMD. To treat the smile and prevent worsening pain and discomfort, we could offer TMJ therapy with an oral appliance. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about our oral appliances.
When you have an uneven smile, especially if your malocclusion is severe, then we might recommend braces. However, to make them less visible and help teens and adults feel more comfortable, we could use a metal-free alternative for the brackets. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about our tooth-colored ceramic brackets.
If you have malocclusion, or dental misalignment, this could mean serious problems for your oral health. To avoid these problems, and also enjoy an attractive smile, you need orthodontic care. For an invisible approach, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist could offer Invisalign® clear aligners.
When you have dental misalignment, this could mean risks to your oral health with time. Which is why your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist wants to offer straighter smiles with orthodontic treatment. In today’s blog, find out what could cause misalignment, and how treatment is possible for kids, teens, and adults.
When we plan and implement orthodontic treatment for our patients, whether for kids, teens, or adults, we use all kinds of advanced technologies. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about how we use everything from digital scanning to accelerated orthodontic systems to correct smiles and offer stunning results!
We’ve talked about how we use phase one orthodontics for kids as young as age seven. But what about when they reach the teen years? At this age, we could use a cosmetic approach to braces, or clear Invisalign® aligners, to improve the overall alignment. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about… Read more »
Did you know that we can offer orthodontic care for kids too? In fact, we can begin treatment as soon as age seven, helping guide the growth of the smile! In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about how we take a phased approach to children’s care with interceptive orthodontics.
When you have headaches and jaw pain on a regular basis, this could be a sign of a serious disorder known as TMD, or TMJ disorder. To treat the issue and avoid worsening symptoms and complications, you may benefit from a comfortable and noninvasive oral appliance. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks… Read more »
When you have an uneven smile, we could provide a treatment option that isn’t very visible. With the Invisalign® system, we employ a series of clear and cozy aligners to shift the teeth into optimal positions and improve overall alignment. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about our custom cosmetic orthodontics.
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.
