Poor alignment could cause problems with the health, function, and the appearance of your smile. To offer treatment, we have more than just braces or retainers. In fact, we have a cosmetic option! In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about how we treat misalignment with Invisalign®, and who benefits from this cosmetic… Read more »
In our last blog, we talked about how we help small children start orthodontic treatment with phased orthodontics. But what happens when they reach the teen years? At this stage, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist discusses how we help teenagers straighten smiles with cosmetic braces and even Invisalign®.
When kids have poor alignment, this could lead to complications like cavities and gingivitis, and even issues with airway obstruction. To help protect little smiles, we can correct misalignment and guide the growth of the smile. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about our phased approach to children’s orthodontics.
When you have an uneven smile, this could mean treatment is necessary to avoid a host of major complications with oral health, beauty, and smile function. In order to treat misalignment with a cosmetic approach, our team may recommend a series of clear aligners. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about Invisalign®.
Every smile is unique, which means that we offer a customized approach to orthodontic care for kids, teens, and adults. As part of this process, we use advanced digital imaging technology. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about the benefits of the iTero® digital imaging system, and how this creates custom treatment… Read more »
Do you have chronic headaches or pain in your jaw? If so, this could indicate the presence of issues like TMJ disorder, also known as TMD. To stop the pain and restore overall bite balance, we could offer treatment with oral appliances. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about TMJ therapy.
When you have misalignment, you may assume a straighter smile is only possible with metal braces. But for many teens and adults, our team can offer relief with a series of clear aligners! In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about how we treat misalignment with a series of Invisalign® aligners.
When you have an uneven smile, this obviously alters the appearance of your smile. But cosmetics aside, this could also mean major problems for your oral health too! In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about what poor alignment means for your smile, and what treatments we offer.
When you have an uneven smile, this malocclusion could mean poor oral health and also negative impacts on your smile’s beauty. To correct more severe misalignment, we could recommend metal braces. But for those nervous about this option, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist wants to talk about a cosmetic option with tooth-colored brackets.
When you have an uneven smile, this could mean poor oral health and negative impacts on the appearance of your smile. For teens and adults, we could correct these without the use of metal braces. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, orthodontist talks about invisible smile correction with Invisalign® aligners.
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.
